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Guantanamo rebel Prosecutors email complaints, Mar 2004
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Guantanamo prosecution emails. Thomas J. Fiscus was Major General and the 14th Judge Advocate General of the Air Force from Feb 2002 to Jan 2005, when he resigned under a cloud (see http://www.thomasjfiscus.net ).
In 2005 there was some press coverage of the resignation of four of the Prosecutors assigned to the Office of Military Commissions, the Office responsible for prosecuting Guantanamo captives. The press reports identified that three officers, Robert Preston, John Carr and Carrie Wolf had written confidential memos -- in 2004 -- complaining about serious breaches of ethics on the part of their Superior. These three officers were reassigned, as they requested. All three were subsequently promoted. Their superior, a Colonel Borch, resigned from the Services.
Later, Maj. Gen. Fiscus, as a whistleblower, released several of the memos, placing them at http://www.thomasjfiscus.net/files/Ex13_Carr_Wolf_Email_Acrobat1Small.pdf
The 2005 press reports did not quote from the memos the officers drafted and it seems likely the material has been overlooked. The documents are important and are in danger of been lost to history.
The officer whose memos are included in this chain of email describes other prosecutors plotting to suppress evidence.File size in bytes