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Desert graves in northern Iraq yield evidence to try Hussein - -

By Christopher Drew & Tresha Mabile

Desert Graves in Northern Iraq Yield Evidence to Try Hussein

By CHRISTOPHER DREW
and TRESHA MABILE

Published: June 7, 2005

A chain of evidence that investigators believe will help convict Saddam Hussein begins at a windswept grave in the desert near Hatra, in northern Iraq.

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Pool photo by Thanassis Cambanis

Michael K. Trimble, an archaeologist, and Gregory W. Kehoe, an American lawyer working with the Iraqi tribunal investigating abuses by Saddam Hussein and others, at a mass grave near Hatra, in northern Iraq.

Desert Graves in Northern Iraq Yield Evidence to Try Hussein

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