"The police operation was bungled, one of the most bungled operations of its kind," he said.
"The police operation was bungled, one of the most bungled operations of its kind," Mr. Andenas said.
"This operation was bungled in its conception, in its implementation and in its aftermath," said Mr. Leahy, chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee's panel on the State Department and foreign operations.
As with other major disasters — from the sinking of submarine Kursk, in 2000, to the terrorist siege of a school in North Ossetia, in 2004, and the forest fires in central Russia two years ago — the rescue operation was bungled, and high officials are anxious to avoid accountability.
The operation was bungled," he says.
"In fear of these investigations being bungled over time, the operation's objectives are clear and simple: source public information before it disappears, push for independent enquiry, and offer support to witnesses and the victims where needed".
First, Wimbish was the most experienced officer to open fire during an operation to capture a fugitive one night in September 2013, which was bungled to deadly consequence in the parking lot of Bakersfield's Four Points Sheraton hotel.
But the operation to kill or capture him in the mountainous region of Tora Bora was bungled.
Abundant warnings were issued to the bank but its response was bungled, in part because the balkanised way HSBC managed its operations crimped the flow of information, and because rounds of cost cuts devastated its compliance department.
