Stephen Grey

Freelance journalist, based in London, England

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Freelance journalist based in London, England and author of Ghost Plane: The True Story of the CIA Torture Program

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Twenty-six US citizens, most of them in the CIA , have been ordered to stand trial in Italy.  It's a case of "extraordinary rendition," in which an Egyptian cleric was seized on the…

Italy Charges 26 Americans, Mostly CIA Officers, with Kidnapping

Twenty-six US citizens, most of them in the CIA , have been ordered to stand trial in Italy.  It's a case of "extraordinary rendition," in which an Egyptian cleric was seized on the…

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