A headless body was found on Wednesday, along with a message saying that spying for America and Pakistan “will result in this”. This discovery came as two explosions and a rocket attack on paramilitary force rocked South Waziristan, a security official said. The body of Kismat Khan, aged between 30 and 35 years, was found in Dabkot, near Azam Warsak Road, west of Wana, and a letter in Pushto was also left with his body saying his death was “justified.” The letter read: “This man was a spy and he was passing information to Pakistani and American intelligence networks.” Militants, meanwhile, fired eight rockets on a paramilitary force-manned checkpoint north of Wana. The rocket attack, however, caused no casualties or damage to the check-post, said the official. Paramilitary forces returned fire, the official said. However, there were no reports of casualties during the exchange of fire. Two explosions rocked Wana on Wednesday and the political administration arrested three tribal cops for “negligence of duty.” Unknown men attacked a night watchman in Wana bazaar but he escaped unhurt and the attackers fled after they were challenged. The second blast took place near the Agency Headquarters Hospital check-post damaging the boundary-wall.