This photo shows American photojournalist Matthew Schrier (R) at a refugee camp in Azaz, Syria, on November 3, 2012. Less than two months later, he was taken hostage by jihadist militants and held ...

Freelance photographer Matthew Schrier spent the final weeks of 2012 in Aleppo, Syria, shooting the country’s civil war alongside the rebel group Free Syrian Army. On New Year’s Eve, he was ...

Matthew P. Schreier. Winter Haven - Matthew "Matt" Paul Schreier was a lover, leader, caregiver, caretaker, veteran, son, father, and friend. On July 11th, at 5:10 pm his life was cut short by ...

Matthew Schrier, 38, is an American photojournalist who was kidnapped by jihadi fighters at the Syrian border in December 2012. For seven months, Schrier was tortured and held prisoner by Islamist ...

Matthew Schrier’s tale of captivity and brutal torture at the hands of jihadi rebels in Syria reveals the extent to which Islamist extremists are shaping the conflict there. IE 11 is not supported.

Matthew Schrier was upset by the short attention span of Americans, who pay little mind these days to hundreds of thousands of refugees displaced by fighting between government forces and rebels ...

Former hostage Matthew Schrier worries about a Canadian in his early 20s who converted to Islam in his late teens, a man he has never met. Content. Skip to Main Content Accessibility Help.

Matthew Schrier was working as a freelance photographer when he was captured by Al-Qaeda-linked rebels last December.He was beaten and given electric shocks by the rebels, who also emptied his ...

Matthew Schrier was held captive by al-Qaida and other Islamist groups in Syria in the spring and summer of 2013. Looking back, some of his memories seem more hilarious to him than macabre.