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    Citing ''an official of law enforcement agency who requested anonymity,'' the paper said "Matthew was working as chief operative of CIA and Blackwater in Peshawar" and ''law enforcement agencies...had also traced Matthew’s links with Israel’s intelligence agency Mosad as well.'' Aside from being scurrilous, the charges are also considered life-threatening given the fate that befell Rosenberg’s predecessor Daniel Pearl, who was beheaded in February 2002 by extremists because he was Jewish and was accused of being an American and Israeli spy in a country increasingly steeped in paranoia and hatred against Americans, Indians, and Jews. Full Article at Times of India
    Matthew was working as chief operative of CIA and Blackwater in Peshawar
    SOURCE: Times of India 1 week ago
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Pak daily passes 'death sentence' on US journalist
  1. law enforcement agencies...had also traced Matthew’s links with Israel’s intelligence agency Mosad as well.
    SOURCE: Times of India 1 week ago

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