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Jamal Naseer : ウィキペディア英語版
Jamal Nasser
Jamal Nasser (c. 1985 – March 16, 2003) was an Afghan soldier who died in United States' custody on March 16, 2003.〔
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In 2004, eighteen months after his death, when his death in custody was brought to the attention of American headquarters, his death was attributed to a kidney infection.〔
Later, an investigation determined that the account of death by natural causes was a fiction, the result of collusion among the GIs in the Special Forces unit whose custody he was in when he died.〔〔
After a two-year investigation no one was held responsible for his death. However reprimands were filed in the dossiers of several GIs for the failure to report his death.
==Senator Patrick Leahy's account==
According to
Senator Patrick Leahy:〔

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