The husband of British-Iraqi aid worker Margaret Hassan has said a video tape has been discovered which appears to show her murder by hostage-takers.
"I have been told that there is a video of Margaret which appears to show her murder. The video may be genuine but I do not know," Tahsin Hassan told Reuters in Baghdad.
"I want to know if she is alive or dead. If she's dead I want to know where she is so I can bury her in peace."
Dublin-born Margaret Hassan, who has joint British and Iraqi nationality and had lived in Baghdad for some 30 years, was seized on October 19 while on her way to work at Care International, the charity where she was country director.
Hassan had appeared in video tapes released by her unknown captors calling on the British government to withdraw its troops from Iraq.
"I have been told that there is a video of Margaret which appears to show her murder. The video may be genuine but I do not know," Tahsin Hassan told Reuters in Baghdad.
"I want to know if she is alive or dead. If she's dead I want to know where she is so I can bury her in peace."
Dublin-born Margaret Hassan, who has joint British and Iraqi nationality and had lived in Baghdad for some 30 years, was seized on October 19 while on her way to work at Care International, the charity where she was country director.
Hassan had appeared in video tapes released by her unknown captors calling on the British government to withdraw its troops from Iraq.