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锘緽omb Kills 2 in Iraq BAGHDAD, Iraq Villagers found three decapitated bodies north of Baghdad on Wednesday and a car bomb killed two people at an Iraqi military checkpoint south of the capital in attacks that appear to be increasingly targeting Iraqis rather than the United States and its multinational force allies. The bodies were found in nylon bags, the woolrich parkaheads in bags alongside them, near Dijiel, about replica borse gucci italia 25 miles north of Baghdad, said Col. AbdulRahman (search) the Interior Ministry. They were all men with tattoos, including one with the letter 'H' on his arm, but no documents were found on them, he said. While insurgents have often beheaded foreign hostages in their fight against the government and coalition forces, it is not a tactic usually used against Iraqis, who are more often abducted for money. Residents from a nearby village found the bodies shortly after dawn and notified the Iraqi national guard, said Iraqi Lt. Ahmad Farouk. troops collected them and handed them over to police. Two wore jeans and shirts and longchampsthe third wore sweat pants and a Tshirt. All appeared young. Meanwhile, militants released a Turkish man identified as Gezmen (search), an Arabic language translator who was taken hostage in late July, according to a videotape obtained by Associated Press Television News. The Turkish Foreign Ministry confirmed he had been freed. A [url=http://www.dtdrivingschool.co.uk/longchampbags/ ]longchamps[/url] group calling itself Shura Council of the Mujahedeen (search) in a separate video Tuesday that it was freeing Gezmen after he converted to Islam and repented working for the Americans. Huseyin Gezmen, Aytullah Gezmen's brother, told Turkey's Anatolia news agency that Gezmen called the family and was expected return home in two days. "We heard his voice for the first time in 52 days," Huseyin Gezmen was quoted as saying. "My brother is back from the dead." A Jordanian transport company said Wednesday it had ceased to operate in Iraq in the hope of winning the release of one of its drivers, Turki Simer Khalifeh alBreizat, kidnapped by a separate militant group. The kidnappers gave the company 48 hours Tuesday to pull [url=http://www.libreria-apogeo.it/woolrichoutlet/]woolrich parka[/url] out. Guerrillas bombed a Baghdad shopping street full of police recruits and fired on a police van north of the capital Tuesday, killing at least 59 people. The latest car bomb targeted a national guard checkpoint in Suwayrah, about 40 miles south of Baghdad, AbdulRahman said. One guardsman was among the two dead; 10 civilians were wounded. A police patrol ugg outlet milano in Baqouba, northeast of the capital, was also hit Wednesday by an explosive device that wounded four policemen and a civilian, said police Lt. Feras Ali. Insurgents are becoming more indiscriminate in their attacks, with a growing number of Iraqis killed as "collaborators," analysts said. "It is much easier to get locals, and maybe they have understood that no matter what they do, the United States isn't going to give way. forces in Ramadi, a predominantly Sunni Muslim city west of the capital where antiAmerican sentiments are high, said Saad alAmili, a senior Health Ministry official in Baghdad. Gunmen fired on Khamis Hussein, the head of the health directorate in the restive Anbar province, he said. Hussein escaped unharmed, but one of his bodyguards was killed and [url=http://www.ideatrade.it/abercrombiemilano/]abercrombie e fitch bologna[/url] his deputy was wounded in the attack, alAmili said. Two Marines from the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force died one on Tuesday and one on Wednesday while conducting security operations in the province, the military said. Neither Marine was identified; no details were released. Deputy Secretary of State Armitage (search) violence in Iraq is bound to abercrombie e fitch bologna increase ahead of the country's January [url=http://www.ideatrade.it/replicaborse/]replica borse gucci italia[/url] elections and the Nov. presidential vote. "We do expect an increase in violence as we approach the January election in Iraq, because the election is what the insurgents fear," Armitage said during a visit to Prague, Czech Republic. SecretaryGeneral Kofi Annan told the British Broadcasting Corp. he feared continued insecurity in Iraq would block planned Iraqi elections in January. In Brussels, Belgium, [url=http://www.camfalconara.it/uggoutlet/]ugg outlet milano[/url] NATO envoys neared agreement on a limited expansion of the alliance's training mission for the Iraqi military after the United States and France narrowed differences over the scale and command of t