While most of the media was focusing on abuses in a faraway prison complex named Abu Ghraib, a veteran investigative journalist was finding the exact same thing in decidedly less exotic locales  - such as New Jersey and Louisiana. After receiving a tip from an immigration lawyer, National Public Radio investigative reporter Daniel Zwerdling began a reporting odyssey that would lead to the end of the use of attack dogs on detainees at one prison, and highlight the scandal of a Jamaican man who died while being held in another. AIR chronicles his award-winning NPR report. Sylvia Chase narrates.