[evad]

Responsibility for the 13-day detention of Chester County businessman Nick Berg prior to his kidnapping and murder in Iraq rests largely with U.S. authorities, U.S. Rep. Jim Gerlach (R., Pa.) said yesterday............ Gerlach, whose Sixth Congressional District includes the West Chester suburb where Berg lived, said it was "clear the Iraqi police were only going to hold Nick until such time as they were told by U.S. authorities that it was OK to release him."

Prove it.

Is this just another false premise?

[Former Military Chick]

First Good Morning. If anyone is in the way of Charley stay safe please.

All of your posts are on the money. I was really shocked to even see is name in the paper, even more shocked that a republican congress critter has decided to cheerlead for the family. It is their right, but, Berg made his choices in Iraq.

martin_fierro posted #16 with contact info on this guy, so please if you have the time send a note to Gerlach

[Former Military Chick]

First Good Morning. If anyone is in the way of Charley stay safe please.

All of your posts are on the money. I was really shocked to even see is name in the paper, even more shocked that a republican congress critter has decided to cheerlead for the family. It is their right, but, Berg made his choices in Iraq.

martin_fierro posted #16 with contact info on this guy, so please if you have the time send a note to Gerlach