Why is the Raymond Davis case a huge "outcry" in Pakistan, but lightly covered by major U.S. media? -- MORE --?

Seems like foreign news organizations are giving more/deeper coverage than U.S.? ?


for example...


http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/feb鈥?/a>





In light of the fact that Raymond Davis was effectively working with-and-for the American Forces in the region -- and apparently killed only in self-defense -- ... ... ...





1) Why is there no matching-level American media coverage and support, and no equivalent American outcry for fairness in how he is treated?





2) Looking back to any comparable incidents over the last half-century... does Raymond Davis deserve diplomatic immunity?





3) What are his chances for being released by Pakistan, and returned to U.S.A.?





4) Would/will he get a fair trial in Pakistan?





5) If he were returned to the U.S., would there be any kind of U.S. investigation into what happened?


- If so, who would conduct it and how would that proceed?


- Would that process be classified or public?





Thanks for your answers!





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