evidence: David R. Nissen, the chief prosecutor, asked Mr. Adams whether it was not true that be objected to the Army's Or- least 3,000 captured, and per- haps 5,000 disabled or died of wounds. He had peaked his force total to about 240,000 just before Tet, by hard recruiting, infiltration, civilian impress- ment, and downwards on serv- ice and guerrilla personnel." [...] According to the former pris- oner, a man named Le Van An was beaten to death in one of the mass beatings last May. He also asserted that in the beat- ing Jan. 6 a Buddhist monk 1 named Thich Hanh Tue was beaten almost to death.