Video: Scores of bodies lined up after massacre in the Syrian city of Aleppo Syrian activists say at least 65 bodies, some of them with their hands tied behind their back, have been found on a river bank in the northern city of Aleppo. The head of the Britain-based Observatory for Human Rights Rami Abdul-Rahman said the bodies were discovered in the city's contested district of al-Bustan al-Qasr. Footage uploaded to the internet showed rows of bodies wrapped in blue shrouds, lined up in what was described as a schoolyard, with distraught relatives attempting to identify their loved ones. Earlier, a gruesome video was was published on YouTube, in which a cameraman walks along a river, less than two metres wide, and films some 50 bodies that have been pulled onto a concrete path. Most have their hands are tied behind their backs and pools of blood trail from their heads. Their faces are white and bodies bloated. All look to be young men, some teens, wearing jeans, button-up shirts and sneakers. Abdul-Rahman said it was not clear who was behind the killings, when they occurred or who the dead were.