[MizSterious]

Thanks. Regarding the doctor, however, I still maintain he had reason to fudge the truth. The lawyer claimed he saw brutality, the doctor disagrees. The doctor could find himself in trouble for participating in or allowing war crimes if the lawyer is right--so is the doctor telling the truth?

[Iwo Jima]

Jessica herself has said that she was not mistreated while in the hospital or at any time that she was aware of. She specifically said that she was not slapped as Mohammed the Lawyer said ("Unless while I was asleep, but then why do that?" is how I recall she put it).

I think that she did not meet with Mohammed because she knew that he had embellished his role and mistated her situation for personal reasons. Still, he did get her rescued, gotta give him that. Maybe he thought that he had to stretch the truth to get action.