  Friday, February 24, 2012 | 3:59 p.m. CST; updated 4:12 p.m.
CST, Friday, February 24, 2012 This undated image, made
available Wednesday by London's The Sunday Times, features
journalist Marie Colvin in Cairo's Tahrir Square. A French
government spokeswoman on Wednesday identified two Western
reporters killed in Syria as Colvin and French photographer Remi
Ochlik. Colvin, from Oyster Bay, New York, had been a foreign
correspondent for The Sunday Times for two decades, reporting
from the world's most dangerous places. She lost sight in her
left eye in Sri Lanka in 2001.  War reporting is a dangerous
business. Five journalists, including Tim Hetherington of
"Restrepo" fame (2010 True/False Film Fest), were killed last
year while on assignment in Libya, according to the Committee to
Protect Journalists.  This year it’s Syria.   Related Media
Marie Colvin and Remi Ochlik died Wednesday in the Baba Amr
neighborhood of Homs. The Times of London said the Syrian army
targeted the building, which served as an impro