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Is Alleged Leaker Bradley Manning Being Abused at Quantico?

Bradley Manning is the Army PFC accused of the biggest leak of confidential documents in American history to WikiLeaks, which has published a lot of them on line. Manning, who has been in custody for six months, has not been convicted of any crime.

By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

Bradley Manning is the Army PFC accused of the biggest leak of confidential documents in American history to WikiLeaks, which has published a lot of them on line. Manning, who has been in custody for six months, has not been convicted of any crime. His lawyer now says the Commander of the Marine Corps Jail at Quantico, Virginia has effectively punished him, placing him on suicide watch against the recommendation of psychiatrists for the Navy and for Manning's defense. Scott Shane has reported on Manning's imprisonment for the New York Times.

Warren Olney
former KCRW broadcaster
Sonya Geis
Senior Managing Editor
Katie Cooper
Producer, 'One year Later'
Frances Anderton
architecture critic and author
Scott Shane
New York Times

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Is Alleged Leaker Bradley Manning Being Abused at Quantico?

Bradley Manning is the Army PFC accused of the biggest leak of confidential documents in American history to WikiLeaks, which has published a lot of them on line. Manning, who has been in custody for six months, has not been convicted of any crime.

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Is Alleged Leaker Bradley Manning Being Abused at Quantico?

Bradley Manning is the Army PFC accused of the biggest leak of confidential documents in American history to WikiLeaks, which has published a lot of them on line. Manning, who has been in custody for six months, has not been convicted of any crime.

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