It may go something like this: "It's probably nothing, but … your name appears to be on an ISIS kill list." Names not hand-pickedThere are lots of theories as to how the names got on the list. ​The CBC respects the privacy and safety of those named on the list, and will not publish their names. CBC has obtained a copy of the list, which contains the names, and email and physical addresses of some 8,300 people around the globe. The Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI) says it first uncovered the list on pro-ISIS accounts from social media platforms like Telegram.

Source: CBC News June 15, 2016 21:00 UTC