[angkor]

In recent weeks, Ruzicka was interviewing Iraqi women detained in Abu Ghraib and other prisons and was trying to firm up evidence she said she had found that the U.S. military was keeping count of the number of civilian casualties in Iraq. "The information she received related only to a brief period in the Baghdad area," according to a statement from Human Rights Watch, "but was important in establishing that the U.S. did in fact record civilian injuries."

Yes, her concern for innocent Iraqi victims was admirable, but I can't find in the article where Marla showed concern for the thousands of Iraqi citizens being victimized, kidnapped, blown up, robbed, beheaded, and intimidated by ex-Baathists and sadistic jihadis.

Did I miss that section?

[happinesswithoutpeace]

"Ruzicka was interviewing Iraqi women detained in Abu Ghraib and other prisons and was trying to firm up evidence she said she had found that the U.S. military was keeping count of the number of civilian casualties in Iraq. "

I can hear it now, all the tin foil heads will be claiming she was whacked by the agency because she was "getting too close to the truth".