Quote: the G-man said: Please provide a specific number of people, as well as a citation to back it that number. From everything I've heard and read, the "many" people was a handful of soldiers.
Quote: r3x29yz4a said: even a "handful" of soldiers (none of them high ranking or in charge of much) could get away with that without someone knowing. And if they were doing something they thought they might get in trouble for then why did they take all those incriminating pictures?
I notice you're backing away from your claim of "many," and now arguing even a "handfull" would have been noticed.
There are criminals who take pictures of themselves in the act all the time. They know they are committing a crime, but don't think they'll get caught. Or the Pictures found. Check out the typical "America's Dumbest Criminals" website or book for examples.
Furthermore, it is not uncommon in any large organization for a few people with minimal supervision to do things they aren't supposed to do without their supervisors being in on it. Look at crooked cops. Or crooked prison guards. Quite often it takes years before they get caught and prosecuted.
