Fishy Circumstances and Flawed Timelines Surround American's Beheading

[High Sierra Buck]

For those who are closely following the Berg story, Axis Of Logic has a nice piece with timelines and lot of links to other data.

Editorial Note: For decades a favorite method of marginalizing those who raise questions about official government reports has been to simply discredit the critic as a "conspiracy theorist". We are not conspiracy theorists. Regarding the killing of Nick Berg, we have questions. We have no conspiracies - only questions



http://www.axisoflogic.com/artman/publish/article_7655.shtml

[frylock]

1. i hadn't even considered this..

"me and a friend were discussing recent news events and trying to piece together the information presented to us, thought you might want to look into this further, they said in the news that nicholas berg was killed 2 weeks ago (i think), however in the video the culprits who killed him said they were "avenging iraqi prisoner abuse" but those photos weren't released until last week, so my question is how is that even a possible motive if he was killed prior to the abuse photos being released?? maybe i am misinformed but thought id ask the question to someone who would look into it."

[Dookus]

2. Hrm...

60 Minutes II showed the pics on April 28th.

Nick Berg's body was found on May 8th, I believe. I haven't found anything that said the body found had not been recently-killed.

It seems they had plenty of time to see the pics.

[Q]

3. I think it's safe to say that the Iraqis knew about the 'abuse'...

...long before we saw the pictures.

[Dookus]

4. also very true

the reports from the prisoners themselves were circulating long before the pictures.