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Help Us Investigate the Murders of Five Vietnamese-American Journalists

Between 1981 and 1990, five Vietnamese-American journalists were killed in what the FBI suspected was a string of political assassinations. Unlike other violent attacks against journalists, these murders garnered relatively little attention. The FBI came to believe that an organization headed by former South Vietnamese military officers, known as the National United Front for the Liberation of Vietnam, was responsible for this terror campaign. But not a single arrest was ever made. Now, a ProPublica/Frontline investigation has unearthed new evidence tying members of the Front to some of the murders. But we know there is more to this story. ProPublica reporter A.C. Thompson explains.

The Victims

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Read our investigation to learn more about these cases and the victims. If you know anything about these murders or were a victim of political terrorism during this time, you can help our investigation by sending us a tip below. Feel free to contact us in Vietnamese.

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