The bodies of an American and a Swedish investigator for the United
Nations were found in a shallow grave in the Democratic Republic of
Congo, more than two weeks after they disappeared, the U.N. confirmed
Tuesday.
American Michael Sharp
and Swede Zaida Catalan were members of a U.N. Group of Experts
investigating violence and alleged human rights violations by the
Congolese army and local militia groups in the Central Kasai province.
Sharp, Zaida, their Congolese interpreter Bete Tshintela, and their
three local drivers all went missing March 12 while working in the
region.
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