Safa Younes, the sole survivor of her family during the Haditha massacre in Iraq on November 19, 2005, recalls the traumatic event where U.S. Marines killed 24 Iraqi civilians, including her family. A BBC investigation reveals new evidence implicating two Marines in the killings, raising questions about the accountability of U.S. armed forces. Despite initial charges against four Marines, only Staff Sergeant Frank Wuterich faced trial, and no convictions were made. The investigation challenges the validity of the American military’s inquiry into the incident.
