U.S. accused of altering Gitmo Evidence

U.S. accused of altering Gitmo Evidence

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The military commander's official report the day after the raid originally said the assailant who threw the grenade was killed, which would rule out Khadr as the suspect. But the report was revised months later, under the same date, to say a U.S. fighter had only "engaged" the assailant, according to Kuebler, who said the later version was presented to him by prosecutors as an "updated" document.

Kuebler told reporters after the hearing that it appears "the government manufactured evidence to make it look like Omar was guilty."

Prosecutors did not contest Kuebler's account in court and did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

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Uh-Oh...Whoops! Looks like they may not get off squeaky clean with this one! And the stain that is Guantanamo Bay continues on...Should be interesting to see what comes of this!

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You and I both know nothing will come of this.

I cannot make a judgement on whether they will say he is guilty or not, but no repremand will occur because of this, no accountability will weigh in, and no one will face any charges. These are secret trials which are above the civilian justice system, do you really expect the same rules to applu?

Nice that we'll go to these lengths to frame up a 15 year old - if anything, he's an underaged POW.

The "enemy combatant" doublespeak is so much BS - either charge a terrorist as a terrorist, or treat a POW as a POW.

This kid is accused of being an enemy soldier, then treat him like one...