One guard pleads guilty for killing at least one Iraqi, but five plead not guilty to manslaughter and get away with it. The judge decided that the U.S. Justice Department used evidence that prosecutors were not supposed to have. By the sounds of it, they were indeed guilty, but because evidence was used that they weren’t technically supposed to have, the killers of 17 Iraqi civilians get to walk away.
One man pleaded guilty. Enough said.
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