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To: KantianBurke; flightline; RedRover; freema; euphoriadev

I got a rude awakening for you, swee pea, his family gave in to the prosecution, he wasn't proven guilty.

He admitted to a lesser charge because the Military wanted to give him LIFE in prison. He CHOSE to let them give him th lesser charge to avoid LIFE in prison, get it yet?

If you were in contact with the families like some of us are, you wouldn't be saying what you just did. NONE of the Marines told their famiies the stories you read in the papers.


16 posted on 02/18/2007 2:55:37 AM PST by RaceBannon (Innocent until proven guilty: The Pendleton 8...back to 4...GWB, we hardly knew ye...)
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To: RaceBannon; RedRover

Found this from an older article, Sep 25,2006, in the North County Times. The prosecution spent a lot of man hours, effort, and money to get these pleas. You would think NCIS could spend just a little more money to tape all these interviews.

Amazingly, the motive has changed from the original assertion.

http://www.nctimes.com/articles/2006/09/25/news/top_stories/92301190403.txt

....."More than two dozen Naval Criminal Investigative Service agents have been involved in the Hamdania investigation, spending more than 7,000 hours on the case conducting more than 100 interviews, according to agency officials.

Despite assertions from defense attorneys and the accused men's family members, agency officials say privately that their investigation clearly demonstrated a squad out of control that conspired to kidnap and kill Awad after he would not provide members with information about insurgent activity in the area."......


32 posted on 02/18/2007 10:27:28 AM PST by Girlene
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