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Today, a video forces Pakistan to confront a murder it had ignored.

The crime took place last month, but it is only now that a chilling video of the gruesome

murder is going viral.

The so-called honor killing has reignited a familiar question.

Why does a chance for justice only come when the world is watching?

I'm Manuel Rapalo and this is the take.

Before we begin, a warning to our listeners and viewers.

This episode contains descriptions of violence that some may find disturbing.

Walk seven steps with me. After that, you can shoot me. Those were among the last words of a woman police identified as Banu Bibi.

In a viral video, she's surrounded by armed men in the desert of Balochistan province,

with pickup trucks and SUVs nearby.

A man hands her a copy of the Quran, and he follows her as she begins to walk.

She stops and turns her back to the men.

Then we hear gunshots.

The third shot brings her to the ground.

Seconds later, more shots rang out.

A man beside her, identified as Asan Ula,

is also killed.

As the two lay bleeding on the sand, the shooting continues.

Police say the man holding the gun was Banu's own brother,

carrying out what tribal elders had decided,

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