Bad wiring simply obscene way to die
There can be no comfort in knowing your child was electrocuted while bathing in a shower constructed by "poorly trained Iraqis and Afghans paid just a few dollars a day" ("Faulty wiring killing U.S. soldiers in Iraq," May 4), especially when the job was contracted to KBR - a former subsidiary of Halliburton, which is making billions from the military.
To have your child die honorably in the war is one thing, but this is obscene.
Bobbi Casparriello
Baltimore
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