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To: Rambi who wrote (39475)	4/15/2004 12:11:21 PM
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The Trouble With Civilian Casualty Stories By Jefferson Morley, washingtonpost.com Staff Writer Thursday, April 15, 2004; 8:14 AM washingtonpost.com This Washington Post article discusses the Fallujah casualties numbers. Although foreign news sites tend to pursue and play up the Iraqi civilian casualty angle more than U.S. sites, the substance of the reporting on most news sites, domestic and international, is similar. Sources named: - Rafie al-Issawi, Fallujah hospital director - An AP reporter visiting about 300 fresh graves on a soccer field, many of them with names of women and children - Fouda Rawi, member of the Iraqi Islamic Party - Osama Saleh al-Tikrit, a dentist at a Baghdad Hospital - Abed al-Illah, member of the Iraqi Islamic Party The Post's Baghdad correspondent replied to a reader question: Until journalists can get in and investigate on their own, I don't think we're going to get a fuller picture of what's going on. References: Aljazeera.net Aljazeera rejects US accusations english.aljazeera.net Islam Online Most Of Fallujah Victims Women, Children: Report islam-online.net Atlanta Journal Constitution Iraqi Gunmen Batter U.S. Supply Lines ajc.com Middle East Online Half Iraqis killed in Fallujah are civilians middle-east-online.com Herald Sun Fallujah truce frays heraldsun.news.com.au Age Russian firm evacuates 370 theage.com.au ABC Online Fallujah death toll mounts despite cease-fire abc.net.au Mail and Guardian 'Half the Iraqis killed were civilians' mg.co.za News24 Women, kids among Iraq dead news24.com Asia Times Wanted: A new Saddam atimes.com Anthony Shadid (Washington Post) Iraq: Live from Baghdad (transcript) washingtonpost.com

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