Murders, Not Suicides (Excerpt from 'The VICE News Interview: Joseph Hickman')
January 16, 2015
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as posted by the channelWhat really happened at the Guantanamo Bay detention facility on the night of June 9, 2006?
According to the US government, three detainees — all imprisoned as part of the global war on terror — hung themselves in their cells that night. But Army Staff Sergeant Joseph Hickman, who was on guard that night at Camp Delta, came to believe something very different: that the three men were murdered in a secret CIA black site at Guantanamo.
In this excerpt, Hickman lays out his case for why it would have been impossible for the three detainees to have killed themselves as the government claimed — and why they may have been targeted for death.
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