Drudge is linking to this story about most of the abuses happening on one day–would seem to indicate that they weren’t widespread. One thing I noticed in the Washington Post coverage today is that specialist Graner seems to be in at least four of the pictures. And the Post reports this in its account of the statements by Iraqi prisoners: “Eight of the detainees identified by name one particular soldier at the center of the abuse investigation, Spec. Charles A. Graner Jr., a member of the 372nd Military Police Company from Cresaptown, Md. Five others described abuse at the hands of a solider who matches Graner’s description.”