Lynndie England is living at home in the rural town on Fort Ashby, West Virginia. England has lived in the town since she was a toddler. Although England has been released from confinement after being sentenced to 3 years, she is not free by any means. Psychologically, Lynndie fights demons regarding her actions in Abu Ghraib, her current living situation in a trailer with her parents and her 4 year old son, her lack of ability to find a job, and her reputation around town.
England has not been able to find work for several reasons. She is classified as a felon, which greatly limits her opportunities for work. Even if she gets past that initial step, her reputation precedes her and gives a strong prejudice from perspective employers.
England has a four year old boy that was fathered by Charles Graner, who was also a major offender at Abu Ghraib. They are no longer in a relationship.
The local townspeople often hassle England about Abu Ghraib, ironically some appearing to support her actions. England also seems to not regret any more than being arrested and charged for her actions. She does not appear remorseful for the pain she has caused in any way since her torment was inflicted on the enemy of the United States, the Iraqis.
In Kansas, Charles Graner was released 6 1/2 years into his 10 year sentence for good behavior. He is married to Megan Ambhul, another soldier involved with Abu Ghraib. He has expressed interest to England about receiving visitation time with their son.
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