Enigma
09-29-2005, 12:38 PM
Pentagon Probing Reports of U.S. Soldiers Posting Gruesome Photos from Iraq at Web site
By E&P Staff
Published: September 27, 2005 9:00 PM ET updated Wednesday 5:00 PM ET
WASHINGTON UPDATE Wednesday 5:00 PM ET:
The U.S. Army after a brief inquiry has failed to determine whether U.S. soldiers provided grisly photos of people killed in the
Iraq war to a **** Web site in exchange for free access to it, officials said on Wednesday, according to *******.
The Army Criminal Investigation Command in Iraq conducted the preliminary inquiry within the past week but closed it after concluding no felony crime had been committed and failing to determine whether U.S. soldiers were responsible for the photos and whether they showed actual war dead, Army officials said.
Col. Joe Curtin, an Army spokesman at the Pentagon, said there currently was no formal investigation into the matter.
"We're not blowing this off," Curtin said. "If the Army thinks it's in its interest to investigate something, we will. There are multiple challenges here. One is the anonymity of the sources, dates, times, locations, units, anything that is reasonably identifiable that we can work off of."
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By E&P Staff
Published: September 27, 2005 9:00 PM ET updated Wednesday 5:00 PM ET
WASHINGTON UPDATE Wednesday 5:00 PM ET:
The U.S. Army after a brief inquiry has failed to determine whether U.S. soldiers provided grisly photos of people killed in the
Iraq war to a **** Web site in exchange for free access to it, officials said on Wednesday, according to *******.
The Army Criminal Investigation Command in Iraq conducted the preliminary inquiry within the past week but closed it after concluding no felony crime had been committed and failing to determine whether U.S. soldiers were responsible for the photos and whether they showed actual war dead, Army officials said.
Col. Joe Curtin, an Army spokesman at the Pentagon, said there currently was no formal investigation into the matter.
"We're not blowing this off," Curtin said. "If the Army thinks it's in its interest to investigate something, we will. There are multiple challenges here. One is the anonymity of the sources, dates, times, locations, units, anything that is reasonably identifiable that we can work off of."
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more ..http://www.editorandpublisher.com/eandp/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1001181973
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