IIRC at least six prisoners have died in US custody in Afghanistan alone, and two US servicemen have been convicted of murder. One of the Abu Griab prison guards shot and killed an inmate. I'm not sure if his investigation is finished though.
I'm sure it is more than 6 but not by much. You want to claim torture and conspiracy.
Facts are less than 1 percent who did abuse prisoners still does not exceed prisoners who just died of natural causes or plain old accidents. Some of the "prisoners" never even make to the stockades. They die in the hospital because they were captured with mortal wounds. Usually there is a thing called a "firefight" that proceeds capture. Rarely do they just run up and jump in the handcuffs.
Of course accidents and natural causes
are never factors when it's the United States. Those things only apply in the reality not in media world or USAhaters land.
Facts are abusing prisoners is illegal and those responsible are made to pay the price. The US treats the accusation very seriously.
Where is the investigations into Nick Berg's torture and beheading by the terrorist? Who have they put on trial to answer for these crimes?
How about:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/3756552.stmhttp://www.cbc.ca/news/background/iraq/hostages.htmlhttp://ap.tbo.com/ap/breaking/MGB4CQLM03E.html------------------------------------------------
HOSTAGES KILLED:
-Margaret Hassan, 59-year-old director of CARE international in Iraq and a citizen of Britain, Ireland and Iraq. Abducted Oct. 19 in Baghdad. Makes videotaped appeals for the withdrawal of British troops and the release of female Iraqi prisoners. On Nov. 15, her family in London and Al-Jazeera television say they believe she is the female hostage whose shooting death is shown in a videotape. The tape is not broadcast.
-Shosei Koda, 24, of Japan. Found decapitated, his body wrapped in an American flag, in Baghdad on Oct. 30. A video posted on the Internet had said he was kidnapped by followers of Jordanian militant Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, who threatened his life unless Japan pulled its troops from Iraq. Japan rejected the demand.
-Three Macedonian contractors, Dalibor Lazarevski, Zoran Nastovski and Dragan Markovic. Abducted Aug. 21; Macedonian government confirms their deaths Oct. 22.
-Ramazan Elbu, a Turkish driver. A video posted Oct. 14 on the Web site of the Ansar al-Sunnah Army shows his beheading.
-Maher Kemal, a Turkish contractor. Internet posting Oct. 11 shows his beheading. A statement says he was captured by the Ansar al-Sunnah Army.
-British engineer Kenneth Bigley, 62. Kidnapped Sept. 16 with two American co-workers for Gulf Services Co. A video issued in al-Zarqawi's name threatens their lives unless the U.S. frees all Iraqi women in custody. The Americans are beheaded first; Bigley's decapitation is confirmed Oct. 10.
-Jack Hensley, 48, a civil engineer from Marietta, Ga. Seized Sept. 16; an Internet message posted Sept. 21 reports his killing by al-Zarqawi's followers.
-Eugene "Jack" Armstrong, 52, formerly of Hillsdale, Mich. Kidnapped Sept. 16; video made public Sept. 20 shows his beheading by al-Zarqawi.
-Akar Besir, a Turkish driver. Body found Sept. 21.
-Durmus Kumdereli, Turkish truck driver. Beheaded in video made public Sept. 13 but digitally dated Aug. 17. Video posted on a Web site that carries statements from al-Zarqawi's group.
-Twelve Nepalese construction workers. One beheaded and 11 shot in the head in a video posted on the Internet Aug. 31. Killings claimed by Ansar al-Sunnah Army.
-Enzo Baldoni, Italian journalist. Reported killed Aug. 26; Islamic Army in Iraq had threatened his life.
-Murat Yuce of Turkey. Shot dead in video made public Aug. 2 by followers of al-Zarqawi.
-Raja Azad, 49, engineer, and Sajad Naeem, 29, driver, both Pakistani. Slain July 28. The Islamic Army in Iraq said they were killed because Pakistan considering sending troops to Iraq.
-Georgi Lazov, 30, and Ivaylo Kepov, 32, Bulgarian truck drivers. Al-Zarqawi's followers suspected of decapitating both men.
-Kim Sun-il, 33, South Korea translator. Beheaded June 22 by al-Zarqawi's group.
-Hussein Ali Alyan, 26, Lebanese construction worker. Found shot to death June 12. Lebanon says killers sought ransom.
-Fabrizio Quattrocchi, 35, Italian security guard. Killed April 14. Unknown group, the Green Battalion, claimed responsibility.
-Nicholas Berg, 26, businessman from West Chester, Pa. Kidnapped in April and beheaded by al-Zarqawi's group.
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