Abuse at Abu Ghraib

Twenty-seven members of an intelligence unit at the Abu Ghraib prison requested or condoned abuse of Iraqis being held there, Army investigators found. Ten military prison guards also were involved in prisoner abuse, seven of whom had previously been identified.
August 26, 2004

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Abuse at Abu Ghraib

Twenty-seven members of an intelligence unit at the Abu Ghraib prison requested or condoned abuse of Iraqis being held there, Army investigators found. Ten military prison guards also were involved in prisoner abuse, seven of whom had previously been identified.August 26, 2004

Twenty-seven members of an intelligence unit at the Abu Ghraib prison requested or condoned abuse of Iraqis being held there, Army investigators found. Ten military prison guards also were involved in prisoner abuse, seven of whom had previously been identified.
August 26, 2004