David Zucchino

Los Angeles Times

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Today's  Los Angeles Times  made news world wide by publishing photographs of American soldiers posing with the body parts of Afghans who apparently blew themselves up trying to…

US Troops Pose with Afghan Corpses

Today's Los Angeles Times made news world wide by publishing photographs of American soldiers posing with the body parts of Afghans who apparently blew themselves up trying to…

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Today's  Los Angeles Times  published photographs of American soldiers posing with the body parts of Afghans who apparently blew themselves up trying to manufacture explosives.

US Troops Pose with Afghan Corpses

Today's Los Angeles Times published photographs of American soldiers posing with the body parts of Afghans who apparently blew themselves up trying to manufacture explosives.

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