The Taliban reportedly killed three Christian aid workers in Pakistan last week.
Compass Direct News has reported the bodies of the three have been recovered and were sent to the U.S. Embassy. The names of the workers and their organization have been withheld for security reasons.
The aid workers were helping flood victims in Pakistan's northwestern Swat Valley. The Taliban had warned that it would attack foreign and Christian aid workers in the region.
"These sort of threats are not new," said Martin Tuelan, national executive officer of Catholic Mission, a mission aid agency.
