Additional Unreleased Photographs
Members of the United States Senate have reportedly reviewed additional photographs supplied by the Department of Defense which have not been publicly released. There has been considerable speculation as to the contents of these photos. In a March 2008 interview, England stated in response to a question about these unreleased pictures, "You see the dogs biting the prisoners. Or you see bite marks from the dogs. You can see MPs holding down a prisoner so a medic can give him a shot."
The Sydney Morning Herald website has published additional photos that show Graner, but not England.
At the time the original photographs were released, there were some accusations that the Google search engine had censored images of Lynndie England in its image search. Google responded that this was actually caused by delayed indexing and not deliberate censorship.
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