Additional Details on the CIA-Interrogation Investigations
Carrie Johnson at NPR posts (who knew that NPR reporters were blogging? This is really great stuff - add Carrie to your RSS feed) some important additional details. First, she confirms that there is still an open thread in the tape-destruction component of Durham's investigation: specifically, possible false statement charges involving one person. Second, she identifies the two individuals whose deaths are the focus of the full criminal investigations ann
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Carrie Johnson at NPR posts (who knew that NPR reporters were blogging? This is really great stuff - add Carrie to your RSS feed) some important additional details. First, she confirms that there is still an open thread in the tape-destruction component of Durham's investigation: specifically, possible false statement charges involving one person. Second, she identifies the two individuals whose deaths are the focus of the full criminal investigations announced today (Manadel al-Jamadi and Gul Rahman).
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