Not enough facts on which to make a reasoned guess as to what
happened. But then that's the way Big Brother operates. Put a lid on
it and call it Transparency.
Carl Jarvis
On 7/6/16, Miriam Vieni <miriamvieni@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I don't believe it was a suicide attempt. She keeps writing articles for
circulation. There's a new one here somewhere that I was going to read and
post. Something must have been done to her.
Miriam
Kludt writes: "Former U.S. Army soldier Chelsea Manning was hospitalized
Tuesday, the result of what a source told CNN is believed to be a suicide
attempt."
Chelsea Manning. (photo: US Army)
Chelsea Manning Hospitalized After Apparent Suicide Attempt
By Tom Kludt, CNN
06 July 16
Former U.S. Army soldier Chelsea Manning was hospitalized Tuesday, the
result of what a source told CNN is believed to be a suicide attempt.
Manning was taken to a local hospital near the U.S. Disciplinary Barracks
at
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, where she is being held for violating the
Espionage Act.
U.S. Army spokesman Colonel Patrick Seiber confirmed to CNN that Manning
was
taken to the hospital "during the early hours of July 5th" before returning
to the barracks. The spokesman said that officials "continue to monitor the
inmate's condition."
A U.S. official told CNN's Barbara Starr that Manning was hospitalized
after
what is believed to be a suicide attempt.
Chase Strangio, Manning's attorney from the American Civil Liberties Union,
told CNN that he has been unable to confirm the report.
"I am still trying to figure out what is happening," Strangio said. "I have
unfortunately not been contacted by Leavenworth and have no additional
information."
Manning, 28, is currently serving a 35-year prison sentence for her role in
leaking government documents to Wikileaks.
In May, her attorneys formally appealed that conviction, arguing that "(n)o
whistleblower in American history has been sentenced this harshly."
Manning, formerly known as Bradley Manning, was born male. In 2013, she
asked to be recognized as a woman, and last year, the Army agreed to
provide
her with hormone therapy.
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Chelsea Manning. (photo: US Army)
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Chelsea Manning Hospitalized After Apparent Suicide Attempt
By Tom Kludt, CNN
06 July 16
ormer U.S. Army soldier Chelsea Manning was hospitalized Tuesday, the
result of what a source told CNN is believed to be a suicide attempt.
Manning was taken to a local hospital near the U.S. Disciplinary Barracks
at
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, where she is being held for violating the
Espionage Act.
U.S. Army spokesman Colonel Patrick Seiber confirmed to CNN that Manning
was
taken to the hospital "during the early hours of July 5th" before returning
to the barracks. The spokesman said that officials "continue to monitor the
inmate's condition."
A U.S. official told CNN's Barbara Starr that Manning was hospitalized
after
what is believed to be a suicide attempt.
Chase Strangio, Manning's attorney from the American Civil Liberties Union,
told CNN that he has been unable to confirm the report.
"I am still trying to figure out what is happening," Strangio said. "I have
unfortunately not been contacted by Leavenworth and have no additional
information."
Manning, 28, is currently serving a 35-year prison sentence for her role in
leaking government documents to Wikileaks.
In May, her attorneys formally appealed that conviction, arguing that "(n)o
whistleblower in American history has been sentenced this harshly."
Manning, formerly known as Bradley Manning, was born male. In 2013, she
asked to be recognized as a woman, and last year, the Army agreed to
provide
her with hormone therapy.
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