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-RetweetHaditha Reporter Jailed by US

Thu, Jun 1, 2006 at 5:19:21 pm PDT

Sweetness & Light has an interesting look at the history of Reuters journalist Ali al-Mashhadani, responsible for some of the first reports on the Haditha incident, upon which he stumbled shortly after being released from five months in a US military prison. (And he was released today after another two week stay in military custody.)

Many of the descriptions and phrases from al-Mashhadani’s initial report are still being parroted in current wire stories. And in a curious coincidence, al-Mashhadani shares a surname with his main source.

UPDATE at 6/1/06 6:11:52 pm:

Allahpundit has more: Pushback: Marine Capt. James Kimber says he’s being scapegoated.

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