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Newsflash: Journalist Jill Carroll set free in Iraq

American hostage Jill Carroll (28), a freelance journalist, was finally released Thursday in Iraq after nearly three months in captivity, said she was “treated very well” while she was held.

“They never said they would hit me. They never threatened me in any way,” she said in a TV interview after her release. The interview was broadcast by Baghdad Television, a station owned by the Iraqi Islamic Party. Check out CNN.com for the interviews.

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One Response to “Newsflash: Journalist Jill Carroll set free in Iraq”

  1. Keaton Says:
    December 1st, 2006 at 2:10 pm

    Iraq near civil war - Is it avoidable?
    I have been hearing a lot on the news about Iraq nearing a civil war, and that it's only a few days away. Do you think there is still time to stop the inevitable? Or is it too late already?

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