It is alleged Al Qaeda members, killed and cut finger

U.S. Army is investigating accusations that their special forces unit killed a member of Al Qaeda and the unkind cut finger in an operation near Baghdad, and early December.

While jockey Robbie was held on December 10 at a house in the districts of Salman Pak, 15 miles south of Baghdad with the main target of bomb suspects manufacturer members of Al Qaeda named Hardan al-Jaburi.

In the statement, U.S. military says al-Jaburi bersenjatakan AK-47 and against U.S. troops occurred when penggerebekan. "Feeling threatened by the enemy, troops demolish the armed men, killed," the sound of U.S. military statements.

However, the family, al-Jaburi, a leader in the tribe, while denounce this issue to officials at the U.S. military Green Zone, Baghdad, that refutes the victims. According to them, al-Jaburi arrested after U.S. soldiers besieged with his brothers.

Added, al-Jaburi and his brother wear ditelanjangi live in and forced prone on the ground. They can not move without the permission of the U.S. army. Al-Jaburi and then asked back to the house before the shot dead.

"The U.S. memerintahkannya (al-Jaburi) re-entered the house," said the brother, al-Jaburi, such as Nurri This CNN, on Wednesday (31/12). "He asked light the lamp. And when he set the lights, release the soldier shot, and then further menyeretnya entry into the house."

In a video recording obtained by HP's CNN show puddles of blood on the floor and the former site of bleeding in the walls of one room house, al-Jaburi. In the recording is fully relic al-Jaburi with one finger cut off. Index finger right hand missing.

Family al-Jaburi said U.S. soldiers cut the finger al-Jaburi with the purpose to intimidate the brothers.

U.S. military refused comment further on this case. In a statement, the U.S. military said only serious side to respond to the accusations and will be investigating. "We will investigate all accusations and procedures during the operation. When the investigation is ongoing, should not comment," the sound of U.S. military statements.

To CNN, the family, al-Jaburi said U.S. military team of investigators come to their house, last week. Asked a team of investigators and family members take photos.

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Source: CNN