Email from NCIS, re: EPW issues

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NCIS Special Agent follows up on a previous email from the Division Chief of the Personal Crimes Department at NCIS, who had requested information regarding a detainee death of which he was previously unaware. The original email provides a summary of an incident in which a detainee "died of unknown causes 36 hours after he was apprehended." He is suspected of dying "from head injuries suffered during one of over 20 escape attempts, including one in which he escaped from his restraints and threw himself through a 1/2 story window, landing on his head." Immediately after the fall, he checked out OK by a medical officer, but "a few hours later he took a turn for the worse and died with a Corpsman present." There were no allegations of abuse.

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Thursday, May 27, 2004
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Monday, November 22, 2004
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From:
Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2004 5:29 AM
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Cc:
Subject: RE: EPW issues

Team Iraq,
Any news on this?

VR,
Special Agent OlĀ¦MEND
Assistant Special Agent in Charge
NCIS Middle East Field Office
DSN: 318 439-3960 Corn!: 011 973 1785-3960 Cell: 011 973 941-5838
E-mail: @ncis.navy.mil
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From: alisumiglipl.
Sent::Wednesday, May 26, 2004 4:10 PM
To::1111111.11.111.1111.1111111111111111111MMMOKE-mail);11111111Milii.

Cc: impump
Subject: EPW issues
We're in the process of finalizing some EPW issues for the Pentagon. Last night a report went to the White House via SecDef of all the Iraqi detainee issues (abuse & death cases) and one incident that the USMC reported that I had not seen involved the following:
Unit - 3rd Bn, 7th Mar, 1st MARDIV, I MEF
Date: 19Apr04
Location: Husaybah, Iraq (3/7 Holding area)
Victim: Unidentified

Summary: "On 19 Apr04, a detainee (suspected Muj martyr) captured during heavy combat operations died of unknown causes 36 hours after he was apprehended. The detainee is suspected to have died from head injuries suffered during one of over 20 escape attempts, including one in which he escaped from his restraints and threw himself through a 1/2 story window, landing on his head. Subsequent examination by a medical officer (MO) had him conscious, with good pupils, and responsive. However, a few hours later he took a turn for the worse and died with a Corpsman present. The examining MO surmised that the detainee died from internal cranial bleeding from the fail that was slow to kill him. The entire period of the detainee's captivity occurred during an intense combat engagement. Since the fall out the window did not appear to have caused any injury, the detainee was not evacuated due to military necessity."
Disposition: No allegations of abuse
StatuS: Closed

We need to determine what (if any) type of Command report was initiated to document this incident.
1111111111111kan you please make inquiries at the IMEF there in Iraq.
111111pnything that you have at HQUSMC would help.
Thanks,
DODDON 000236
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4111Millainr Division Chief, Personal Crimes Dept. NCISHQ (Code 0023B) Office: (202) 433-9254 Fax: (202) 433-4922

DODDON 000237

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