In the letter, Harman said she took pictures of detainee abuse at Abu Ghraib because she was opposed to the treatment and wanted to document the wrongdoing. "At first I thought it was funny, but ...

Two Iraqi prisoners at Abu Ghraib, whose testimony was read into the record, said Harman's gentle treatment was unique among the guards in the part of the prison reserved mostly for detainees ...

Harman, 27, of Lorton, Va., was the second U.S. soldier tried and convicted in the scandal. During Tuesday's sentencing hearing, she tearfully apologized for mistreating Iraqi prisoners at Abu Ghraib.

Harman, a former pizza shop manager from Lorton, Virginia, appeared in several of the most notorious photos taken at Abu Ghraib, and she was found guilty of taking other pictures.

Harman appeared in one of the infamous Abu Ghraib photos, crouched behind a human pyramid, smiling, giving a thumbs up with Private Graner, arms folded behind her. And she took many of the ...

Earlier Monday, prosecutors said in closing arguments that Harman and other guards on the night shift at Abu Ghraib conspired to mistreat the prisoners. “They were all acting together for their ...

FORT HOOD, Texas – A soldier convicted in the Abu Ghraib scandal testified yesterday that it was he and not Spc. Sabrina Harman who handed wires to a hooded Iraqi prisoner forced to stand on a ...

Sabrina Harman [said] she felt herself growing numb at Abu Ghraib, yet she kept being startled by her capacity to feel fresh shocks. “In the beginning,” she said, “you see somebody naked and you see ...

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An Army reservist who appeared in several of the most infamous abuse photos taken by guards at Abu Ghraib prison was sentenced Tuesday to six months in prison for her role in the scandal that ...

It has now been a decade since the first media reports emerged about the sensational Abu Ghraib photographs. Taken by Harman and her fellow guards (left) over a period in 2003 and first made known to ...