Abu Ghraib inmates sue US firms

Abu Ghraib inmates sue US firms

news.bbc.co.uk

Four Iraqi men say they are suing US military contractors for torturing them while they were detained at the Abu Ghraib prison near Baghdad.

The men, who were all released without charge, have brought separate lawsuits in four US courts.

One of the men said he was beaten, threatened with dogs and given electric shocks during four years at the prison.

CACI International, one of two companies named in the lawsuits, dismissed the claims as "baseless".

Three civilians, all said to be former employees of the two contractors, CACI and L-3 Communications Corp, have also been named in the cases.

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good on them
all the inmates that were given the *cough* special treatment by the *cough* lovely staff of the *cough* grand prison should sue the people for everything they are worth. which would be alot considering how much money these people make (the ones that run these places)

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I suppose if sueing makes them feel better...what ever floats their boat I pressume.




Best Regards,

Richie

reply to post by Seaman_Richie


well considering its practicaly custom for people to sue in the US
on almost everything ranging from pets to cases of idiots who smoke and sue the cigerate companies.

these kind of cases atleast have merit.