The attack at the Serena Hotel in Kabul that left Sardar Ahmad, his wife and two of their three children dead has devastated his colleagues and prompted an unusual apology from the Taliban.
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Afghan officials, however, continued to back a theory that Western intelligence agents were to blame in the death of Nils Horner.
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A little-known Islamist militant group said it was behind the killing of Nils Horner in Kabul, claiming he was a spy for Britain.
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The attack on a Swedish reporter was the first time in years that a foreigner appeared to have been specifically targeted and killed in Kabul.
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