[LauraleeBraswell]

I'm sure an exception can be made for murderers. Our military stresses honor and valor. Murdering two people is despicable. Should those who received dishonorable Discharges be buried in national military cemeteries because at one time, they served their country. The Military certainly doesn't think so and doesn't allow it. I don't care if at one time in this guys life, he did something decent. He's a criminal.

[dakine]

Times/things change in a person's life (not condoning); he served, received honorable...cased closed....

[conshack]

The right to be buried there is earned by doing honorable military service. In my case, I did that for 20 years. If I were to commit a capitol crime, that doesn't make my 20 years of service any less honorable. By the way, I have no plans to do anything of the sort.