Inaccuracies of the Post Reporting
Many pointed to the Washington Post report for spreading misinformation about the event. The published report from the Post came out April 3 in 2003. In their account, they claimed Lynch was stabbed in addition to being hit multiple times by bullets. Yet, doctors found no evidence of this. Also, they cited a U.S. official for the information that she fought to the death and even killed Iraqi soldiers. Of course, she came out later and denied these claims.
Inaccuracies Of The Post Reporting
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Once Jessica Lynch returned, a huge crowd greeted her in her home of West Virginia. This crowd included her fiance at the time, Army Sergeant Ruben Contreras. They later separated. Meanwhile, Mohammed Odeh al-Rehaief had a group of friends in the same state advocating for him.
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