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play.rbn.com — US military shelling of the Palestine Hotel in Baghdad killed two journalists in 2003. The Pentagon called the killings accidental, but Army Sgt. Adrienne Kinne (Ret.) reveals she saw secret military documents listing the hotel as a possible target. Kinne also discloses that she was ordered to eavesdrop on Americans working for news organizations.

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