An examination of the intended consequences of the Iraqi war with a focus on events at Abu Ghraib prison which began to appear in global media in 2004. The prison quickly became notorious for the photos of the abuse of terror suspects, their children, and innocent civilians by military men and women.People featured in the film[edit]Interviewed[edit]Janis Karpinski, Brigadier General, 800th MP BrigadeTim Dugan, Civilian interrogator, CACI CorpsSabrina Harman, Sergeant, Military PoliceLynndie England, Private First Class, MPJaval Davis, Sergeant, MPMegan Ambuhl Graner, Specialist, MPJeremy Sivits, Specialist, MPBrent Pack, Army Special Agent, CIDKen Davis, Sergeant, MPTony Diaz, Sergeant, MPJeffrey Frost, Specialist, MPRoman Krol, Specialist, Military IntelligenceIn photographs[edit]Charles GranerIvan FrederickManadel al-Jamadi (Died during CIA interrogation)Satar JabarRe-enactors[edit]Christopher BradleySarah DenningJoshua FeinmanAlim Kouliev
Question: When did Abu Ghraib prison begin to appear in global media ?, Answer: 2004. Question: What did Abu Ghraib become famous for ?, Answer: Photos of the abuse of terror suspects.