Posted on 06/13/2011 10:11:57 PM PDT by Free ThinkerNY
It has been nearly a decade since Manadel al-Jamadi, an Iraqi prisoner known as "the Iceman" for the bungled attempt to cool his body and make him look less dead perished in CIA custody at Abu Ghraib. But now there are rumbles in Washington that the notorious case, as well as other alleged CIA abuses, could be returning to haunt the agency. TIME has learned that a prosecutor tasked with probing the CIA John Durham, a respected, Republican-appointed U.S. Attorney from Connecticut has begun calling witnesses before a secret federal grand jury in Alexandria, Va., looking into, among other things, the lurid Nov. 4, 2003, homicide, which was documented by TIME in 2005.
TIME has obtained a copy of a subpoena signed by Durham that points to his grand jury's broader mandate, which could involve charging additional CIA officers and contract employees in other cases. The subpoena says "the grand jury is conducting an investigation of possible violations of federal criminal laws involving War Crimes (18 USC/2441), Torture (18 USC 243OA) and related federal offenses."
In 2009 after President Barack Obama replaced President George W. Bush new U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder tapped Durham to review roughly a dozen cases of alleged abuse against war on terror suspects that had gone dormant. Holder's decision to expand the probe occurred shortly before the CIA released a five-year-old IG report detailing a litany of detainee abuse by the agency.
(Excerpt) Read more at battleland.blogs.time.com ...
More proof that Obama and Holder hate America and will do anything in their powers to bring her down to her knees.
If the Republicans win the White House and possibly the Senate in 2012, it will be REVENGE TIME, big time and investigations could end up charging Obama and Holder with crimes against America during a time of war, i.e. TREASON.
Pray the American people vote the right way this time, or we may never get another chance to save our country.
is there ever an unlurid “homicide”?
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