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9:26Now PlayingArmy Major Amanda Feindt wrote a letter supporting Pete Hegseth and sat in the fourth row of his confirmation hearing. That same day, her 4-year-old son was being abused at his Army daycare on Fort Belvoir.
For fifteen months, the military said it didn't meet the criteria for abuse. Then a civilian county agency looked at the same evidence and substantiated it in one pass.
This is how the military's in-house abuse system is built to protect itself — and what it cost a whistleblower who already survived the Red Hill water poisoning.
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The Intercept "An Army Whistleblower Believed in Pete Hegseth Until the Military Covered Up Her Child's Abuse" (Austin Campbell, June 15, 2026)
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