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Thursday, June 5, 2008

And They Didn't Spell My Name Right, Either

A courtroom sketch artist had to re-draw a picture of accused 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed after he complained his nose was too big.

From the AP:

"I heard he said I should compare it to the FBI photo of him," [artist Janet] Hamlin said, clutching a copy of the much-publicized capture photo that showed Mohammed in a T-shirt looking disheveled and unshaven.

Your Lightning Round stringers have since learned that big nose came from the latest Guantanamo bay ~~torture~~ interrogation method -- schnoz-boarding.

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