Greg LaMotte

Greg LaMotte, who is a correspondent for Voice of America (VOA), worked for CNN (1985-1991) during the 1991 Gulf War and "spent several days in Iraqi captivity." [1]

Note that on the VOA page for its correspondents the space for Greg LaMotte's picture is blank; accessed August 17, 2005.

External links

Profiles

• Greg LaMotte bio archived at CNN.

By Greg LaMotte

• "Analysis of Saddam Hussein Televised Speech," Iraq Crisis Bulletin, March 25, 2003.
• "Arab Television Airs Bin Laden Audiotape," Voice of America, January 5, 2004; posted on Benador Associates website.

• Yahoo! Search results in links to numerous Greg LaMotte articles.

Articles & Commentary

• Paula Bernstein, "CNN reporters join list of pinkslipped," Variety, January 26, 2001: "LaMotte, who spent five days as an Iraqi prisoner at the end of the Persian Gulf War, had been with the network since 1985."
• Interview Transcript: "LaMotte Prisoner," March 23, 2003: "Correspondent Greg LaMotte in Cairo, recalling his experiences in Iraqi captivity in 1991."
• "Former CNN correspondent Larry LaMotte dead at 60," Associated Press, (Free Republic), June 11, 2003: "His brother, Greg LaMotte also is a former CNN correspondent."