Account of Bergs Iraqi trek ends with vanishing in Baghdad
The article traces Andrew Bergs movements in Iraq from April to May, noting his departure from a Baghdad hotel on April 10 and the discovery of his headless body on May 8 near a western Baghdad overpass. It details his hopes for business in Iraq, his arrest by Iraqi police, release, and final calls, while highlighting inconsistent official accounts and dangerous conditions for foreigners in Iraq.
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Prison abuse linked to Iraq scandal stirs U S debate
A Friday statement by prison officials calls Iraq abuse abhorrent and not reflective of U S practices, noting two guards charged in Iraq metal case were civilian corrections officers. Critics argue the link highlights U S prison problems, with concerns over inmate violence and high court scrutiny under the 1996 Prison Litigation Reform Act.
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