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To: KLP who wrote (132258)	5/8/2004 3:44:19 PM
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It is going to be MOST interesting to see WHO and then WHY the photos were taken in the first place... Soldier: Unit's Role Was to Break Down Prisoners Reservist Tells of Orders From Intelligence Officers By Jackie Spinner Washington Post Staff Writer Saturday, May 8, 2004; Page A01 washingtonpost.com ... Shortly after Harman got to Abu Ghraib in October, her mother said, she began to take and collect pictures as evidence of the improper conditions. Robin Harman said when her daughter told her what she was doing, she ordered her to stop. "We got into an argument about it at 4 a.m.," Robin Harman said. "Sabrina said she had to prove this. I told her to bring the pictures home, hide them and stay out of it." Sabrina Harman brought the photographs home to Virginia in mid-November during a two-week leave. An Army investigator showed up on Jan. 16 and took a CD of photos and Harman's laptop computer, her roommate said.