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WASHINGTON — The Justice Department’s review of detainee abuse by the CIA will focus on a small number of cases, including at least one where an Afghan prisoner died at a secret facility, according to two sources briefed on the matter.
On Friday, seven former CIA directors urged President Barack Obama to end the inquiry, arguing that it would inhibit intelligence operations and demoralize agency employees who thought they already had been cleared.
While earlier reports indicated that the probe would look into 10 cases, a source said recently that the number is much smaller.
