Three go on trial over Margaret Hassan murder

Three men are due to go on trial in Iraq today charged in connection with the murder of aid worker Margaret Hassan.

Three go on trial over Margaret Hassan murder
Mon, 05 Jun, 2006 - 11:41

Three men are due to go on trial in Iraq today charged in connection with the murder of aid worker Margaret Hassan.

The Care International worker was taken hostage in October 2004 and killed just under a month later, but her body has never been found.

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