Truth to Power • December 14, 2007January 3, 2023

Halliburton rapists to walk?

CNN legal analyst: Alleged Halliburton rapists may go free

Because of an employment contract signed by Halliburton employees requiring that all disputes be settled out of court, a legal analyst for CNN says employees alleged of gang raping a former employee may go free.

Former employee Jamie Leigh Jones is filing a federal lawsuit claiming she was gang-raped by employees of Halliburton in Iraq and held shipping container with a bed, then told she would be fired if she sought medical treatment.</em>

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