Fourth US soldier on trial

CORPORAL Charles Graner will be the fourth US soldier to be court-martialled over the abuse of Iraqi prisoners when he faces seven charges including maltreatment, adultery and cruelty.

Sat, 15 May, 2004 - 01:00

Graner, facing more charges than any of his co-accused so far, will be arraigned on May 20, the same day as two sergeants who each face five charges.

No date has been fixed for his general court martial.

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