Taliban slit throats of "US spies" in Pakistan

Taliban militants in Pakistan publicly slit the throats of two Afghans on Friday. They were accused of spying for U.S. forces suspected of launching a missile strike in May. The two men were brought blindfolded before the crowd of several thousands near the Bajaur region before they were executed. Bajaur is one of Pakistan's seven border regions dominated by ethnic Pashtun tribes.