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search al-Sweady weeks was complaints about how troops killed and tortured Iraqis hearing in 2004

A public inquiry misinformed erupted Thursday after weeks of terrible accusations about British troops have been killed and tortured Iraqis after a fierce shootout in 2004.

search al-Sweady on a 19-year-old Iraqi, and cost around ? 18m to date name, will resume in the fall when they are due to hear from more 200 British military control.

He forced the Ministry of Defence in 2009, after the superior court judges accused him of conduct and serious violations "regrettable" the duty of candor. The inquest heard how the British military police have been slow to investigate the allegations and potentially important forensic evidence in connection with the incident have not yet been provided by the Ministry of Defence.

Nine Iraqis say they were tortured after being taken to a detention center near Basra base Shaybah and stayed there for four months. They say they have been taken, with 20 Iraqis killed, a British base, Camp Abu Naji, after a fierce shootout in what became known as the Battle of Danny Boy, a checkpoint near the British -Majar al-Kabir, north Basra in May 14, 2004.

The battle in which soldiers used their bayonets in the first quarter of struggle began when about 100 armed insurgents attacked a patrol of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders and the Princess Royal Regiment of Wales Country .

The Ministry of Defence and the army strongly denied allegations by Iraqi victims and their families. An unanswered question is why the Iraqi dead and wounded were taken to the British base after the battle.

• It has been suggested that the soldiers wanted to know if any of the Iraqis were responsible for the brutal death, a year earlier, six members of the Royal Military Police Majar al-Kabir.

Iraqi witnesses described the "distorted and mutilated bodies, eyes, nose and tongue cut Cut missing" information services. However, a British physician, Dr. Peter Jerreat said demand this week that he saw no evidence of torture or mutilation in the photographs of seven to 20 Iraqi deaths. His injuries were in his opinion held before the men died, probably in the battlefield.

Jerreat examined photographs and DVD men as part of their research, adding that it was possible to give a valid opinion on the nature of injuries pictures, but it was difficult to provide evidence in case of death could not conduct an internal review.

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