U.S. gathers DNA from attack site

11 Feb 2002

U.S. military investigators have gathered DNA from body parts at the site of a U.S. attack to help determine exactly who died when a CIA drone aircraft fired Hellfire missiles in southeastern Afghanistan last week. Some Afghans say innocent people were killed in the strike. Full Story

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