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Seymour M. Hersh discusses the ins and outs of investigative journalism.
Sometime on Sunday, November 3rd, an unmanned American Predator reconnaissance aircraft, flying out of a base in Djibouti, fired a Hellfire missile at an automobile in Yemen that was believed to be carrying an Al Qaeda leader named Qaed Salim Sinan al-Harethi. A joint American and Yemeni intelligence team had been tracking al-Harethi, and the order to fire was not given until the car was isolated, far from any other traffic--and from any witnesses--as it sped through a vast tract of desert in Marib province. Al-Harethi was in the car, along with five other men. All of them were killed.
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