[Shooter 2.5]

An Iraqi who worked as a doctor in the hospital attached to Abu Ghraib prison tells me there was no shredding machine in the prison. The Iraqi, who wishes to remain anonymous, describes the prison as "horrific". Part of his job was to attend to those who had been executed. Did he ever attend to, or hear of, prisoners who had been shredded? "No." Did any of the other doctors at Abu Ghraib speak of a shredding machine used to execute prisoners? "No, never. As far as I know [hanging] was the only form of execution used there."

How exactly could a doctor attend a patient who was passed through a shredder?

[Lee Heggy]

"his job was to attend to those who had been executed."

So morticians were considered 'doctors' in Iraq?