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That a military aide - or personnel of any grade level - would discuss with a commercial news medium an asserted breach of military conduct by other personnel is simply bizarre.

She, and her superiors(s), - assuming both went through basic training - should have known that you do not discuss military matters, especially such as this, outside the investigatory unit.

Both would probably be summarily ejected from the U. S. Marines if it were not for the fact that such an action would raise a public and Congressional clamor. The stockade is really where they should be. They have, without any authorization of any nature, disseminated information which the enemy will utilize.

Even if the charges were valid and evidence supported them, the premature and public dissemination of the allegations would be found to be prejudicial to the defendants - and thus the charges deemed null and void.