When "oops" just doesn't cut it.

wendybeth · 03-06-2005, 11:08 AM

The driver of the car and the journalist are disputing the soldier's accounts, but I am very sceptical of their versions of what happened. Why would the soldiers shoot at them? I think they were caught up in the moment in trying to escape and didn't realise how they might appear to the soldiers at the checkpoint. Why on earth weren't the Americans apprised of what was happening- that this rescue operation was underway? I am very glad for her sake that she was rescued, but she was foolish to be there in the first place.

03-06-2005, 11:08 AM	#10
wendybeth Nevermind Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 7,847	The driver of the car and the journalist are disputing the soldier's accounts, but I am very sceptical of their versions of what happened. Why would the soldiers shoot at them? I think they were caught up in the moment in trying to escape and didn't realise how they might appear to the soldiers at the checkpoint. Why on earth weren't the Americans apprised of what was happening- that this rescue operation was underway? I am very glad for her sake that she was rescued, but she was foolish to be there in the first place. __________________
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