Is this seriously worth it? Guantanmo inmate never charged with a crime, dies after 11 years in US custody

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Right but my point is we know they use bounty hunters and mercs in this war. They just don't get reported because that would look bad for the military.
If bounty hunters were the ones who captured these guys do you honestly think any western news source would be allowed to obtain let alone release that info?
The medias becoming more and more restricted everyday man. Now I agree that its possible the reporters lying but you have to admit something doesn't add up here.
The rare stories we do hear about the bay, they're not good.

I don't know to what extent the US mil has used mercenaries and/or bounty hunters. I don't think it makes them look bad to do so if they are. We know they've used a firm Blackwater that employs a lot of ex-military personnel.

We also know that most people in prison claim that they're innocent. So I have no way to determine what really happened in this situation. But given the range of terrorist activity that the US has confronted, to find out that only 775 have been taken to Guantanamo, and most have been released, with only 160 remaining, doesn't give me the impression of an imprisonment system run amok. And given how many have been released, I have to wonder what the government knew about this guy that he's in the 20% that were not released.