Standard Operating Procedure

The Abu Ghraib Prison Scandal: A Collaborative Account of Iraq's Darkest Hour is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the horrors that took place within the walls of that infamous prison during the Iraq War.

This comprehensive account, compiled by award-winning author and journalist Philip Gourevitch and renowned filmmaker Errol Morris, offers a detailed and unflinching look at the crimes committed against both prisoners and guards alike. Through extensive interviews with the soldiers involved in the abuse, the authors reveal the inexperienced, untrained, and under attack nature of these low-ranking reservist MPs, who were forced to implement a nefarious policy that knew no bounds.

The squalid conditions, lack of regulations, and appalling acts that jolted the world are all chronicled in vivid detail, making this book as much a page-turner as any fictional thriller. But what sets this account apart is its focus on the political maneuvering that took place in the aftermath of the scandal, and the lack of accountability that followed.

Despite the purposeless nature of the torture, and the fact that no soldier above the rank of sergeant ever served jail time, the authors reveal a thorough and terrifying account of an American-made "bedlam." With its award-winning author and renowned filmmaker at the helm, The Abu Ghraib Prison Scandal is sure to be a thought-provoking and unsettling read that will leave readers with a newfound appreciation for the importance of accountability and human rights.

So don't miss out on this opportunity to delve into one of the most significant events in recent history - order your copy today!