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Lorie Byrd: New Web site will keep track of questionable news stories Lorie Byrd, The Examiner Jul 19, 2007 2:00 AM (864 days ago)WASHINGTON ----CORRECTION---- A July 19 oped by Lorie Byrd (New Web site will keep track of questionable news stories) incorrectly reported that the Associated Press had retracted a story it ran in late November that six people had been burned to death during sectarian violence at a Sunni mosque in Iraq. Byrd also raised questions about the AP's source, police Capt. Jamil Hussein, saying that he could not be found and that his name was a pseudonym. In January, the Iraqi Interior Ministry, which initially denied Hussein's existence, confirmed that he was an Iraqi police officer and said he faced disciplinary action for speaking to the media. http://www.examiner.com/a-836023~Lorie_Byrd__New_Web_site_wi ll_keep_track_of_questionable_news_stories.html The above excerpt and link will be sent by email.
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