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Abu Ghraib

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added link to Joe Ryan and his charming diary

Reporting in December 2003 for the ''St. Petersburg Times'', Susan Taylor Martin wrote that "At Abu Ghraib, the most notorious prison, 150 inmates were crammed into cells designed for 24. The torture chamber was next to the hanging chamber, whose clanging iron trap doors were a vivid reminder of the fate awaiting those who refused to pledge loyalty to the regime." [http://www.sptimes.com/2003/12/14/Worldandnation/Her_job__Lock_up_Iraq.shtml]

~~----------~~ [[Joe Ryan]], an interrogator working for [[CACI International]] at the prison, kept an online diary of his work. The diary was removed in late April 2004, however the last few entries were rescued from the Google cache: see [[Joe Ryan Abu Ghraib diary April 2004]].

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=== The Situation: Allegations of Abuse, Torture, and Brutality ===

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