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*Douglas Holt and Stephen J. Hedges, [http://fairuse.1accesshost.com/news1/chtr6.htm "Army's probe of abuse questioned. External panel recommended,"] ''Chicago Tribune'', May 30, 2004.
'''Asking the Right Questions'''
*Bradley Graham writes in the May 27, 2004, ''Washington Post'' that, although [http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A58765-2004May26.html?referrer=email "Some Seek Broad, External Inquiry on Prisoner Abuse,"] "a close look at what is being investigated, and who is doing the investigating, reveals gaps in the web of probes as well as limitations on the scope, with none of the inquiries designed to yield a complete picture of what went wrong or address suspicions of a possible top-secret intelligence-gathering operation that may have helped set the stage for the misconduct" and "No investigating authority has been given the specific task of assessing the roles of top authorities either in the [[U.S. Central Command]] or at the [[Pentagon]]."
'''Abuse More Widespread'''
:"'This office was not aware of any plans to raze Abu Ghraib or build another prison,' said a Pentagon spokesman who insisted that he not be identified because he did not want to be seen as contradicting the president."
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