Prisoner abuse soldier Lynndie gives birth

Private Lynndie England, the American soldier seen in some of the most notorious photos with naked Iraqi prisoners at Abu Ghraib prison, is a new mother.

Prisoner abuse soldier Lynndie gives birth

Private Lynndie England, the American soldier seen in some of the most notorious photos with naked Iraqi prisoners at Abu Ghraib prison, is a new mother.

The 21-year-old reservist gave birth to a son on Sunday at the post hospital at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.

England became a focal point of the scandal over the abuse of prisoners in Iraq after the release of photos of her smiling and posing with nude prisoners stacked in a pyramid, pointing and flashing a thumbs up, and holding a detainee on a dog leash.

Lawyers say the child’s father is Specialist Charles Graner, England’s ex-boyfriend, who is also shown in the prison photographs, including one with a dead body packed in ice in a body bag.

England and Graner are among soldiers charged in connection with abuse that occurred late last year at Abu Ghraib prison west of Baghdad.

England faces court-martial in January on charges of abusing detainees and committing indecent acts. She faces a prison sentence of up to 38 years, a dishonourable discharge and forfeiture of all pay and allowances if convicted.

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