A US military judge rejected confessions made by Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, ruling that statements he gave to FBI agents were not voluntary and cannot be used at trial.
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- A US military judge rejected confessions made by Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, ruling that statements he gave to FBI agents were not voluntary and cannot be used at…
A US military judge has rejected confessions made by Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the man accused of masterminding the September 11 attacks, ruling that statements he gave to FBI agents were not voluntary and cannot be used at trial.
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