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THE MAN IN THE HOOD And New Accounts of Prisoner Abuse in Iraq
Months after the Bush administration insisted to the world that the Abu Ghraib abuses had been halted, a 15-year-old Iraqi claims, he was detained for two weeks outside Baghdad, held under onerous conditions, sexually abused, then told his arrest had been a mistake. And he may not be the only one. Interviewing Iraqis who say they have been detained and brutalized without explanation—including, possibly, the man wearing a hood and poncho in one of the most notorious Abu Ghraib photos—DONOVAN WEBSTER explores the perversion of America's mission
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THE MAN IN THE HOOD And New Accounts of Prisoner Abuse in Iraq
Months after the Bush administration insisted to the world that the Abu Ghraib abuses had been halted, a 15-year-old Iraqi claims, he was detained for two weeks outside Baghdad, held under onerous conditions, sexually abused, then told his arrest had been a mistake. And he may not be the only one. Interviewing Iraqis who say they have been detained and brutalized without explanation—including, possibly, the man wearing a hood and poncho in one of the most notorious Abu Ghraib photos—DONOVAN WEBSTER explores the perversion of America's mission
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