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A fellowship of death: the artillery memorial in London The row over the American photojournalist Zoriah Miller should put the media's narcissistic warbling about the right to know about Max Mosley's kinky affair in the shade. I doubt if it will, however. Miller, a freelance photographer, was embedded with a US marine unit at Fallujah two years ago. On July 26 2006, he was due to go with the marines to a town council meeting at Garma. He decided instead to accompany a marine troop on a routine patrol. As they were out on the streets they heard an explosion. A suicide bomber had struck the council meeting. Arriving on the scene, Miller was left to photograph the devastation. More than 20 people had been dismembered by the blast and a number were severely injured. "As I ran I saw human pieces ... a skullcap with hair, bone... [read full story]
