al-Utaybi

The administration also admitted that al-Utaybi had actually been approved for "transfer to the custody of another country" in November 2005, although Navy Commander Robert Durand said he "did not know whether al-Utaybi had been informed about the transfer recommendation before he killed himself."

Andy Worthington: Guantanamo Suicide Report: Truth or Travesty? 2008

Here are the facts: Ali Adbullah Ahmed; Mani Shaman Turki al-Habardi al-Utaybi; Yasser Talal al Zahrani were three men that were alive two weeks ago in the “care” of the administration and now are dead.

Think Progress » A list of ‘reliably documented’ techniques 2006

All these men had been long-term hunger strikers -- and the three who died in 2006 had been force-fed until just before their deaths -- and, in addition, Mani al-Utaybi, one of those who died in 2006, had been cleared for release since November 2005, although Navy Commander Robert Durand admitted, with a kind of off-hand callousness, that he "did not know whether al-Utaybi had been informed about the transfer decision before he killed himself."

Andy Worthington: Guantanamo's Long-Term Hunger Striker Should Be Sent Home 2009

All these men had been long-term hunger strikers -- and the three who died in 2006 had been force-fed until just before their deaths -- and, in addition, Mani al-Utaybi, one of those who died in 2006, had been cleared for release since November 2005, although Navy Commander Robert Durand admitted, with a kind of off-hand callousness, that he "did not know whether al-Utaybi had been informed about the transfer decision before he killed himself."

CounterPunch 2009

All these men had been long-term hunger strikers -- and the three who died in 2006 had been force-fed until just before their deaths -- and, in addition, Mani al-Utaybi, one of those who died in 2006, had been cleared for release since November 2005, although Navy Commander Robert Durand admitted, with a kind of off-hand callousness, that he "did not know whether al-Utaybi had been informed about the transfer decision before he killed himself."

CounterPunch 2009

All these men had been long-term hunger strikers - and the three who died in 2006 had been force-fed until just before their deaths - and, in addition, Mani al-Utaybi, one of those who died in 2006, had been cleared for release since November 2005, although Navy Commander Robert Durand admitted, with a kind of off-hand callousness, that he "did not know whether al-Utaybi had been informed about the transfer decision before he killed himself."

Antiwar.com Original 2009

All these men had been long-term hunger strikers -- and the three who died in 2006 had been force-fed until just before their deaths -- and, in addition, Mani al-Utaybi, one of those who died in 2006, had been cleared for release since November 2005, although Navy Commander Robert Durand admitted, with a kind of off-hand callousness, that he "did not know whether al-Utaybi had been informed about the transfer decision before he killed himself."

CounterPunch 2009