 Their killers wore Iraqi police uniforms.According to reports, she and Zangas were the first American civilians working for the CPA to be killed in Iraq, "The New York Times Magazine" reported that she was intentionally targeted for murder by those threatened by her empowerment of women; the interviews also reflect that for many CPA staff this was a turning point in the war when Western civilians could no longer travel without guns.In 2006, the "New York Times" reported that federal investigators are investigating what happened to hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash issued by American authorities to Ms. Holland and Robert Zangas.