Thursday, April 14, 2005

Abu Ghraib defendant says Bush and Tenet to blame

RALEIGH, N.C. A former C-I-A operative accused of beating an Afghan prisoner who died in custody wants to question the attorney general and former head of the C-I-A.

David Passaro is facing four counts of assault.

However, documents unsealed in North Carolina show he plans on arguing he was acting under the authority of President Bush and former C-I-A Director George Tenet. And the papers show he has requested to be allowed to question Tenet and Attorney General Alberto Gonzales.

The Associated Press and other news organizations said in a request filed last month that the government was engaged in a secret prosecution of Passaro, a former Special Forces soldier.

There's no indication on when the judge may rule on his request.

  LEX18 article

Maybe not, but you can be sure what his ruling will be.

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