Emails between Ronald W. Miller and Jeremy D. Caddel re: Jacoby Report

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Email between Jeremy Caddel and Ronald Miller re: Washington Times articles on changes in Afghan jails and Mr. caddels return from meetings involving the subject. mr. Caddell is stating that he is attempting tp obtain a copy of the Jacoby Report in to the Afghani Jail conditions and allegations of detainee abuse.

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Tuesday, June 15, 2004
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Thursday, December 16, 2004
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Caddel, Jeremy D
From: Sent: Miller, Ronald W Tuesday, June 15, 2004 10:01 AM RELEASED IN FULL
To: Caddel, Jeremy D(Main State)
Subject: RE: Back in the office

Thanks. I have not seen report myself.
---Original Message—
From:CCaddel, Jeremy D
Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2004 9:18 AM
To: Maier, Ronald W(S/VVCI)
Subject: Back in the office
Ron,
Just got back from the Karzai Chicago trip. Am trying to get updates on outstanding detainee issues from Eric.
Meanwhile, any chance were going to be able to see a copy of the Jacoby report referenced in the article below.
Jeremy
Washington Times
June 15, 2004
Pg. 15

U.S. Military Makes Changes In Jails
By Stephen Graham, Associated Press
KABUL, Afghanistan - The U.S. military is changing procedures at its jails in Afghanistan after a review prompted by accusations of prisoner abuse, the military said yesterday. •
It declined to give details of the changes.
The military is acting on the interim findings of an American general who visited American jails across the
country, without waiting for his final report, spokesman Lt. Col. Tucker Mansager said.
"We're taking action on those [findings] as they come forward, evaluating them, implementing some of
them, deferring some of them and planning some of the rest of them out," Col. Mansager said at a press
conference in Kabul.
He declined to describe the report's suggestions or the changes made.
The top U.S. commander in Afghanistan, Lt. Gen. David Barno, ordered the review last month as the
scandal over detainee abuse in Iraq drew new attention to possible mistreatment in Afghanistan, including
three deaths in custody.
Brig. Gen. Charles Jacoby, Gen. Bamo's deputy operational chief, visited all of nearly 20 American holding facilities, most at bases in the south and east where about 20,000 U.S.-led troops are battling Taliban and at Qaeda insurgents.
Gen. Jacoby will give his final report to Gen. Barno soon, and some of the findings will be made public by early July "after a review process," Col. Mansager said.
Two detainees died at the U.S. military's main Bagram base, north of Kabul, in December 2002. Both were
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ruled homicides after autopsies found the men had died from "blunt-force injuries."
The military says it has made a number of unspecified changes to its prisons as a result of the deaths. But it has yet to release results of its investigations.
The death of another detainee in eastern Afghanistan in June 2003 also is under investigation by the CIA, and the military is probing accusations of mistreatment brought by two former detainees last month ­including beatings, the use of hoods and sexual abuse.
One, an Afghan police colonel told the Associated Press that he was beaten, stripped naked and sexually abused and humiliated while in U.S. custody for nearly 40 days last year at three American bases.
The accusations are similar to those made against several U.S. soldiers involving acts of torture and sexual humiliation in Iraq.
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