Court clears Abu Ghraib officer ends criminal case
The Army dropped the criminal conviction of Lt. Col. Steven L. Jordan in the Abu Ghraib scandal, replacing it with an administrative reprimand. The decision spurred human rights groups to call for broader accountability while noting others faced no criminal charges. Jordan, 51, maintains he had no role in detainee abuse, though some leaders remain unprosecuted.
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Father denies tossing four kids from bridge in Alabama
Lam Luong, charged with four counts of capital murder, denies killing his children after confessing. His attorney says the confession was coerced amid police pressure. no bodies found as Coast Guard ends search. Four children aged from months to 3 years presumed dead. wife reported them missing Monday.
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