'Blood Money' tradition might help resolve U.S.-Pakistani row
The practice of a killer winning exoneration by paying his victim's family is common in the country, and some say it could help resolve the case of Raymond Davis, the CIA contractor who killed two men in Lahore. Aziz Ahmed was supposed to die. In 2006 he used a meat cleaver to kill a friend he thought had been sleeping with his wife. He confessed and was sentenced to be hanged.
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