Grave by mass grave, South Korea is unearthing the skeletons and buried truths of a cold-blooded slaughter from early in the Korean War, when this nation's U.S.-backed regime killed 100,000 or more leftists and hapless peasants in a summer of terror in 1950. Though U.S. intelligence agencies had knowledge of the killings, U.S. officials denied or downplayed the reports for decades, sometimes blaiming the deaths on the "murderous barbarism" of North Koreans.
