Sen. Warren, Sen. Van Hollen, and Rep. Jacobs are demanding answers from the Dept of Defense about the killings in Haditha and the military’s response, in a ten-page letter to the inspector general citing our reporting. https://t.co/yi7JCWjuhD
New episode of @InTheDarkTNY out now! @parkeryesko and I discuss what Trump’s pick of Hegseth could mean for future war crimes prosecutions - and we get into the details of the cases of accused and even convicted war criminals he’s praised. https://t.co/BaP9d5auce
I spoke with @madeleinebaran and @parkeryesko on the @lawfare podcast about the extraordinary new season of @InTheDarkTNY and a new database of possible US war crimes committed in Iraq and Afghanistan that they compiled over the course of their four-year investigation.
We also released a short bonus episode of @InTheDarkTNY today, with me going behind-the-scenes with Sam to talk about the making of this piece. https://t.co/3zTc02t4yO
For months, The New Yorker’s Sam Wolson & David Kofahl have been working alongside us on a different way to examine what happened in Haditha - through first-person statements of Marines & survivors. Their immersive piece is out today, and it’s stunning. https://t.co/jTy3ZQbqoK
This reporting was led by @parkeryesko - whose tireless work over years reveals that the military justice system rarely punishes service members accused of war crimes.
What happens to all those cases of alleged war crimes that the military is in charge of investigating and prosecuting? We sued to find out. Today, we are publishing thousand of pages of records about alleged war crimes committed by Americans. https://t.co/FJf5hC9qPt
Episode 8 of @InTheDarkTNY is out now. The case against the squad leader heads to trial — the final chance for a conviction for the Haditha killings. https://t.co/W3Qvvksee9
Episode 7 of @InTheDarkTNY out today! The conflicting narratives about what happened in Haditha make their way through the opaque inner workings of the military justice system, until they reach a top commander who decides which story to believe. https://t.co/7ogDfCRnWC
In the Dark has obtained photos of the 2005 massacre in Haditha, Iraq — which the U.S. military tried to keep from the public for years https://t.co/snAxvijqvq
What really happened during the massacre in Haditha? In Episode 4, two conflicting stories emerge—one from the Marines involved in the killings, and another from a very different perspective. @NewYorker subscribers can listen to the latest episode now. https://t.co/ydwc4fA5fi
Want to start listening to Season 3 of In the Dark early? Become a New Yorker subscriber (for as little as $1/week) and start listening today! https://t.co/KGitU6tM93