At least 108 prisoners have died in US war custody

At least 108 people have died in American custody in Iraq and Afghanistan, most of them violently, according to US government data.

At least 108 prisoners have died in US war custody
Wed, 16 Mar, 2005 - 17:23

At least 108 people have died in American custody in Iraq and Afghanistan, most of them violently, according to US government data.

About a quarter of those deaths have been investigated as possible abuse by US personnel.

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