These are emails between Navy NCIS investigators discussing the death of a detainee in Iraq and who will lead the investigation. The death involved a US Marine detachment and the question was if Army CID or Navy NCIS would lead. Army CID is lead investigator and Navy NCIS will assist if necessary.
From:
Minn
Sent: Friday, June 25, 2004 9:22 AM
To: 111110111111M Subject: FW: Weekend Incidents in Iraq
Updates?
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From:
WMAMR
Sent: Monday, June 21, 2004 9:44 AM
To:
Cc:-11.111111111.1.1111111111111111.11.1101411.1,
Subject:-RE: Weekend Incidents in Iraq
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From:-‘110.111111•1
Sent-Monday, June 21, 2004 9:20 AM
To:
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Subject-Weekend Incidents in Iraq
Detainee Death during weekend combat. During a jointly conducted, Army led raid this past weekend of a house in Iraq (NFI) involving support by USMC Regimental Combat Team (RCT) 7, an Iraqi who was detained and "ziplocked" (flexicuffed) died while in custody. Preliminary information is that the detainee died from an apparent heart attack. Army CID has the lead on this investigation; NCIS assistance, if any, will be in support of CID effort. (S01- Jun 21 Telcons with SA MI I MEF)
Cheers,
11111
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Sent:.Monday, June 21 2004 9:20 AM
To:
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Subject Weekend Indents in Iraq
iliWtscussed this AM:
Detainee Death during weekend combat. During a jointly conducted, Army led raid this past weekend of a house in
Iraq {Nf4) -invotving-support by LISMC-Regimental Combat Team (RCT)7, an Iraqi Who was detained and
"ziplocked" (flexicuffed) died while in custody. Preliminary information is that the detainee died from an apparent
heart attack. Army CID has the lead on this investigation; NCIS assistance, if any, will be in support of CID effort.
(S01- Jun 21 Telcons with SA MINNI MEF) \0(.0
Cheers, \042
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Subject: Weekend Incidents in Iraq
As discussed this AM:
Detainee Death during weekend combat. During a jointly conducted, Army led raid this past weekend of a house in Iraq (!AFI) involving support by USMC Regimental Combat Team (RCT) 7, an Iraqi who was detained and "ziplocked" (fiexicuffed) died while in custody. Preliminary information is that the detainee died from an apparent heart attack. Army CID has the lead on this investigation; NCIS assistance, if any, will be in support of CID effort (SOI - Jun 21 Telcons with SA Inn I MEF)
bL12Cheer ,
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