Alicia Slaughter

After decades of government interference and refusals to answer the families of POWs and MIAs, servicemen and women who survived Vietnam are now speaking out through a series of interviews held in public spaces and from journals.  Why did two senators directly affected work to prevent these families or the press from accessing the records? Names and positions are used; it is an official call-out to the government.
Many have been threatened with jail or even death if they spoke out. Too many questions remain.