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Abu Ghraib A Sanitized House of Torture

Pictures from Abu Ghraib released not long after the torture scandal broke were intended to shed positive light on the infamous prison.
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An Iraqi prisoner clutching the bars of his Abu Ghraib prison cell while holding his prayer beads.

Foto: AP
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A US soldier speaking with one of the prisoners held at Abu Ghraib.

Foto: AP
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This prisoner is a Moroccan Jew. In order to protect him from other prisoners, he was given his own cell said the American military police.

Foto: AP
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Prisoners in Abu Ghraib spend much of their time in prayer.

Foto: AP
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One of the few women prisoners who were imprisoned at Abu Ghraib.

Foto: AP
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A prisoner in a high security cell receives his meal.

Foto: AP
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Keisha Palmer, a US soldier in Iraq, was stationed as a guard in the women's cell block.

Foto: AP
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Tea for the prisoners.

Foto: AP
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A prisoner is taken to interrogation -- this time without a hood over his head.

Foto: AP
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