Iraqi Editor Found Dead:
106 Journalists Now Killed in War

Published: June 17, 2007 10:30 AM ET
BAGHDAD The body of an Iraqi newspaper editor kidnapped last week was found Sunday in Baghdad, police said.

Gunmen ambushed Flayeh Wadi Mijdab, editor of the state-owned al-Sabah newspaper, last Wednesday in eastern Baghdad as he was heading to work, police said. His 25-year-old son and driver were left behind, they said.
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At least 106 journalists have been killed since the Iraq war began, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists in New York. Eighty-four of them were Iraqis.

They include five employees of The Associated Press who have died violently in Iraq since the war began. The most recent victim was Said M. Fakhry, 26, an AP Television News cameraman shot dead May 31 in his Baghdad neighborhood.

Yeah Billo, no reason to cover every bombing.

Especially when you're running out of people to cover them.