CNN confirms that Syrian 'prisoner' was actually an intelligence officer who gave a false identity
CNN chief international correspondent Clarissa Ward reported the apparent release of a Syrian man imprisoned by Assad. But after the broadcast, a Syrian fact-checking organization claimed the man was not who he said he was.
CNN Investigating Identity of Prisoner Freed in Clarissa Ward Video: He ‘May Have Given a False Identity’
The network "reported the scene as it unfolded," vice president of communications Jonathan Hawkins tells TheWrap The post CNN Investigating Identity of Prisoner Freed in Clarissa Ward Video: He ‘May Have Given a False Identity’ appeared first on TheWrap.
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