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... News & Star skip to: page content e SHOPPING IRAQ WIDOW TO SUE ARMY Published on 23/03/2006 !

- Suffering: Donna Mahoney believes her husband would be alive today if the Army had done more to help him By Phil Coleman THE widow of a Carlisle soldier who committed suicide after a six-month tour of duty in Iraq has vowed to sue the Ministry of Defence.

Donna Mahoney, whose husband, 45, gassed himself in the family car in August last year, believes he would be alive today if the Army had done more to help him.

The mum-of-four, of Botcherby, Carlisle, believes he was suffering from post traumatic stress disorder yet he was given only a two-hour debrief in preparation for his return to civilian life.

Donna believes the MoD failed in its legal “duty of care” to her husband.

In an emotional interview with the News & Star, she told how Mr Mahoney, who served in Iraq for six months during 2003, had been haunted by his experiences.

Among the horrors he witnessed was the lynching of an eight-year-old Iraqi girl by fanatics because she had accepted chocolate from British soldiers.

She goes on to speak of the impact Peter’s suicide has had on her family.

The full story Donna Mahoney is haunted by the memory of finding her husband’s body.

It was 3.10pm on August 3 last year and she’d just returned from the Lonsdale cinema in Carlisle with her two youngest children, six-year-...

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Charles A.

Sardo left his position in Worcester last month after 10 years of service.

Last week, Toni L.

Lynne, who worked for Worcester from July 1996 to February 2005 as an administrative assistant to Sardo, filed a federal sexual harassment lawsuit against Sardo.

The lawsuit, filed in Philadelphi...