Religious radicals sought for Kazakh mass murder

Published September 27, 2012 1:38pm ET



MOSCOW (AP) — Police in Kazakhstan said Thursday they are seeking two members of a radical religious organization for last month’s murder of 12 people at a national park near the commercial capital, Almaty.

The burnt bodies of the victims, including a park ranger known for his fight against poaching, were found in the Ile-Alatau national park in late August. They had been stabbed to death.

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