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Friends mourn apparent beheading of US aid worker

By Rick Callahan | November 17, 2014 - 4:00am

Peter Kassig first experienced the Middle East as soldier, then returned as a student and, finally, as a humanitarian intent on helping those whose lives were upended by the brutal civil war in Syria, whatever their...

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