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*Marie Catherine Colvin (12 January 1956[dubious discuss] 22 February 2012) was an American journalist who worked for the British newspaper The Sunday Times from 1985. She was killed while covering the siege of Homs in Syria.
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09:40 GMT
23.02.12
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Today as I heard the news of Marie Colvin's death on the radio, I heard her latest dispatch from Syria. She was talking in an intense but not overly emotional way about the relentless bombardment of fearful civilians unable to get out of Homs. Marie said she saw a little boy injured by shrapnel as doctors tried to save his life. She said she saw, in her words, his little tummy heaving until he died.
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*Career

Colvin started her career in New York City as a midnight-to-6 a.m.
police reporter for United Press International, a year after graduating from Yale.
In 1984, Colvin became the Paris bureau chief for United Press International, moving to The Sunday Times in 1985.
From 1986, she was the newspaper's Middle East correspondent, and then from 1995 was the Foreign Affairs correspondent.
In 1986, she was the first to interview
Muammar Gaddafi after Operation El Dorado Canyon.
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