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The thing is, she was cited in one place at joining at 17 and another at 18. I don't know how to reconcile between the two sources. Thoughts? --
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The source that gave the age as 17 was an article in the University of Tennessee ("UT") student newspaper, which was mistakenly identified as a Utah newspaper. I verified the age as 18 from the transcript of Megan Rice's oral history interview. The relevant part of the oral history interview reads:
Now you spent most of your youth in Manhattan?
Yes, until I was seventeen.
OK, so you went to high school and—
Yes, near there. And grade school, too. Then I became a sister, actually when I was eighteen, because I was really very interested in Africa.
It seems to me that the subject's own statement, also reported in the New York Times, is sufficiently reliable that we can discount the student journalist. --
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Don't know if this will become newsworthy, but it relates to at least one clemancy release by President Obama: NPR article on woman's detention facility in violation of national law. It also relates to inhumane imprisonment for political crimes:
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A photographer who was at the peace events has uploaded (released copyright) on some photos which are now available to anyone. Two are now in the article.
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