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CIA Officer: We 'Broke the Law' With Kidnapping

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on Thursday, 5 November 2009
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One of the CIA agents convicted in Italy today of kidnapping a Muslim cleric in 2003 says the mission "broke the law" and that she feels "abandoned and betrayed" by the US government.
The case involving ex-officer Sabrina DeSousa and 22 other Americans is the first challenge to the US...

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