Haditha Platoon Leader Testifies: "My Marines Followed the Rules of Engagement"

Defend Our Marines ^ | January 13, 2012 | Nathaniel R. Helms

[SueRae]

ping. Thank you this.

What a travesty...this man should have been exonerated loooong ago. I pray that day comes for him soon. Let this man get on with his life.

[RedRover]

Google can be an HR department’s best friend.

[stylin19a]

what puzzles me is, how in the heck did the prosecution not know how Lt. Kallop was going to testify ? and if they did know, they are dumber than a stack of hammers.

[jazusamo]

I hear what you’re saying. The only thing I can figure is they knew how he’d testify and decided to call him because they knew the defense would if they didn’t. I might be completely wrong but can’t think of anything else.

[Marine_Uncle]

I don’t see how, the prosecution will be able to pin anything down on Sgt. Wuterich. He did nothing wrong. Only what his ROE indicated he must do.

[smoothsailing]

I guess the prosecution can’t win them all.

More Good News...!

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces agreed Friday to hear the appeal of 1st Lt. Michael Behenna

(Hat Tip to Confident Conservative)

[jazusamo]

Very good news, thanks for linking!

FReepmail.

[RedRover]

Excellent news! Fingers crossed and prayers up!

[ConfidentConservative]

Yes, this is very good news.

My prayers to both Men and their Lawyers.

[Mr. Lucky]

At this stage of a criminal trial in Federal District Court, the Judge would call the counsel to the bench and instruct the District Attorney that, if he has a star witness, to call him next or suffer dismissal.