Tortured: Lynndie England, Abu Ghraib, and the Photographs that Shocked the World

A biography of Army Reserve Specialist Lynndie England, who served in Iraq in 2003, and was convicted and given a dishonorable discharge in 2005 for physical, psychological, and sexual abuse of Iraqi prisoners of war. In addition to revealing the young Army Reservist's thoughts and feelings about her role in the abuse, the author delves deeper into England's twisted relationship with Corporal Charles Graner, the questionable conduct of the war and the Bush-era torture policies that contributed to the culture of abuse that came to exist at the Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq.