[postal_andy]

So the WorldNetDaily and the Center for Military Readiness aren't spinning the story either?
I agree it was irresponsible of the Pentagon sources to feed the WP an unsubtantiated story of heroics, which if it turned out to be untrue would inevitably cause people to disrespect Pfc Lynch through no fault of her own.
Just a point about the doctors stories; where the Toronto Star refers to "intelligence agents" it's clear from the article that they are referring to the central command in Baghdad, not the local Fedayeen.
I think this brave young woman should be allowed to recover in peace without being used as an example to support any political position.

[Cuttnhorse]

I think this brave young woman should be allowed to recover in peace without being used as an example to support any political position.

You're too late, the political spin wheel is already in motion.

I would just like to know what really happened?

[Valin]

inevitably cause people to disrespect Pfc Lynch through no fault of her own.

Not me! I pray for her swift and complete recovery.
That being said women really have no place in a frontline combat unit.