This is a conspiracy theory almost on par with the Birther and 9/11 troofers.
This article is suspect because it doesn’t match the official accounts. Forget that several hundred people work on the Guard Force at any given time and that for this ridiculous conspiracy theory to have occurred, all of them would have had to shut their mouths about it, along with the NCIS, DoJ, and the current administration. Not to mention that it hasn’t been proven that the site in the article is the CIA camp, nor was a credible reason given for why two prisoners who were on an upcoming DMO (detainee movement order) back to their native countries would be killed by US soldiers. There was no cover up. This is just a conspiracy theory article written by a bunch of law students who want to beef up their “constitutional rights” credentials. You’ll notice that Seton Hall’s Law school has been at the forefront of quite a few pro-detainee articles and some of the teachers there represented detainees. This allegation with it’s “Camp No” account is simply ludicrous.