Once a Suspect, Always a Suspect?

[Yoshie Furuhashi <furuhashi.1@xxxxxxx>]

It turns out that a story of "degrees of separation" fit for satire
has killed not only thousands of Iraqis, hundreds of US and allied
troops, and others but may also have been a factor in Nick Berg's
13-day detention in Iraq, which Nick's father Michael Berg believes
has led to Nick's death, making it impossible for Nick to leave Iraq
on March 30 as he had intended to. According to Nicole Weisensee Egan:

Yesterday, the Daily News reported that another reason that Nick Berg
had been held for so long was that the FBI was checking into some
contact he may have had with terrorists while he attended the
University of Oklahoma. . . .

For more on the topic, see "Once a Suspect, Always a Suspect?":
<http://montages.blogspot.com/2004/05/once-suspect-always-suspect.html>.
--
Yoshie

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