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-RetweetSgrena's Car (The Real One)

Tue, Mar 8, 2005 at 12:47:59 pm PST

Italian communist Giuliana Sgrena’s editor said her car was hit by 300 to 400 bullets from an armored vehicle. She said she was picking up handfuls of spent rounds from the seats. Many accounts described her car as “riddled with bullets.”

La Repubblica.it now has photos of what they claim is the real thing. (Thanks to the many readers who emailed.)

And it looks even less damaged than the incorrect photo we posted yesterday.

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