Insurgents Step Up Lethal Attacks in IraqMonday October 24, 2005 10:46 AM
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By THOMAS WAGNER
Associated Press Writer
BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - Stepped-up attacks by insurgents over the last
two days have killed at least 44 Iraqis, including 12 laborers - five
of them brothers - who were gunned down at a construction site, police
said Monday.
In addition, the bodies of eight Iraqis who apparently were kidnapped
and killed in captivity were found in the capital on Monday, police
said.
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Monday's worst attack occurred in southwestern Baghdad when suspected
insurgents opened fire at two civilian cars, killing three of the
municipal workers they were carrying and a passer-by, said police
Capt. Talib Thamir.
A suicide car bomber killed two Iraqis and wounded five in an attack
on a police patrol in the northeastern neighborhood of Shaab, where
insurgents had kidnapped and murdered a defense lawyer in Saddam
Hussein's trial last week, said police Lt. Malik Sultan.
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