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That headline is an interesting observation from within this Associated Press report:
The Syrian government statement said eight people were killed, including a man and his four children and a woman. However, local officials said seven men were killed and two other people were wounded, including a woman among the injured.Gosh, I know I'm sure stumped. Anybody got any ideas?Families buried loved ones Monday who they said were killed during the attack. During the funerals, angry residents shouted anti-American slogans and carried banners reading: "Down with Bush and the American enemy."
An Associated Press journalist at the funerals in the village's cemetery saw the bodies of seven men -- none of them children. The discrepancy could not immediately be explained.
And if this story stays "hot" will that eyewitness detail be forgotten?
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