Fixing Hell

In "Fixing Hell," Colonel Larry James provides a unique and personal account of the Abu Ghraib scandal, detailing his mission to restore order and prevent future abuses after the shocking revelations of prisoner mistreatment in 2004. Drawing on his experience as an Army psychologist and veteran of Guantanamo Bay, he highlights the complexities faced by military personnel in the war on terror, emphasizing the need for ethical interrogation practices. Additionally, Colonel James dispels myths surrounding the actions of soldiers, showcasing instances of honor and integrity amidst the turmoil. This narrative offers a crucial and often overlooked perspective on a pivotal moment in military history.