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Fishy reports on Beheaded US Hostage - Johnson Posted: Sunday, June 20, 2004 CNN's report: June 19, 2004 Al Qaeda militants kill American hostage His body was found Friday in northern Riyadh soon after an Islamist Web site posted photographs of his decapitated body. U.S. officials said the remains were "definitely" Johnson's. Yahoo! News: Sun, Jun 20, 2004 Saudis Search for Slain Hostage's Body Saudi officials had reported that Johnson's body was found Friday dumped on the northern outskirts of the capital, hours after his captors killed and decapitated him and posted Web photos of his severed head. But officials backtracked Saturday. "We haven't found the body yet," said Adel al-Jubeir, foreign affairs adviser to Crown Prince Abdullah in Washington. "We think we know the area where it is." Whose remains did US officials identify as "definitely" Johnson's? al-Qaida Head Justifies Targeting Johnson?? Al-Moqrin replied to critics urging the release of Johnson, saying: "Do those people want to see this infidel carry on the killing of the children and the raping of the women in Baghdad and Kabul?" Al-Moqrin, believed to be the top al-Qaida figure in Saudi Arabia, was killed along with three other militants in a Riyadh gunbattle Friday night, hours after photos of Johnson's body and severed head were posted on Web site. Fishy reports on Beheaded US Hostage - Johnson Facts vs. fiction Fatal illusions Missile strike by US kills 22 civilians in Iraq Iraq: US Attack in Fallujah Killed Only Civilians Ministry of Defence accused of 'buying silence of families' over civilian deaths The Ministry of Defence has been accused of "buying off" families of Iraqi civilians in whose deaths British troops have been involved by making them sign waivers in exchange for compensation payments and "charitable donations". Financially ailing companies point to Iraq war Dick Cheney and the $5 Million Man O'Reilly: Iraqi people are "primitive," "prehistoric group" Why are we in Iraq? New Abuse Charges The Pastiche of a Presidency, Imitating a Life, in 957 Pages   Printer friendly version  Send page by E-Mail |