Death penalty welcomed in trial at Guantanamo
At Guantanamo Bay, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four other detainees arraigned in a rare military tribunal praised the death penalty as martyrdom. One said he sought martyrdom for five years, while others said they would represent themselves. The hearing, held at the U S Navy base, stretched nearly ten hours with portions open to journalists before the judge set a trial schedule.
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Sketch artist noses out of proportion at 9/11 arraignment
At Guantanamo Bay Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four co defendants faced war crimes charges in a courtroom without photographers. Janet Hamlin drew the first public image of Mohammed since 2003 capture in Pakistan. Mohammed reportedly noted the sketch’s large nose, prompting discussion as the image circulated.
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Sketches Shared in Guantanamo Media Pool Access
Trips to Guantanamo and accompanying sketches are being used in a media pool with joint access. The arrangement permits multiple news outlets to view the material collectively, ensuring broad access while maintaining security.
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