A typical day for PFC Manning

[30ashopper]

http://www.armycourtmartialdefense.info/2010/12/typical-day-for-pfc-bradley-manning.html

Overly cruel or just treatment for a guy who's believed to be a traitor?

There's another good post on that blog detailing the military legal process -

http://www.armycourtmartialdefense.info/2010/11/pfc-manning-case-update.html

If convicted Manning be headed for Leavenworth to serve out his sentence. His cell mates will include one of the Abu Ghraib servicemen and that guy who killed a bunch of people with a grenade in a military camp in Kuwait.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Disciplinary_Barracks

 

[futurebeachbum]

Hmmm.

He can have books & magazines. He can correspond with people. He has access to television and he can have visitors on the weekends and holidays. He gets to take a shower each day and to leave his room

Is the cruel part that he's only got basic cable?