Evidence Points to Marine Murder in Haditha… So Sue!!!
Posted in H.L. News, Main Blog (All Posts) on August 2nd, 2006 10:19 am by HL
Looks like The Marines are guilty of killing 15 innocent women and children in Iraq, but don’t worry, I’m pretty sure they won’t be charged. Its up to a military guy to decide whether to charge them or not. If the Amry is run at all like The LAPD, those Marines got nothing to worry about. They will even be free to sue a real war hero. Can you be sued for telling the truth??
Evidence Supports Accusations Against Marines In Haditha
AP
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WASHINGTON – Evidence collected on the deaths of 24 Iraqis in Haditha supports accusations that U.S. Marines deliberately shot the civilians, including unarmed women and children, a Pentagon official said Wednesday.
Agents of the Naval Criminal Investigative Service have completed their initial work on the incident last November…The case is one of several involving alleged unjustified killings of Iraqi civilians that have emerged this year, damaging the military’s reputation for humane treatment of civilians and triggering calls by some Iraqi leaders to end the arrangement under which U.S. troops are immune from prosecution by Iraqi authorities.
US Marine accused in Haditha case to sue Murtha
AP
Excerpt:
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A U.S. Marine suspected in the killing of 24 civilians in Haditha, Iraq, will sue Rep. John Murtha for libel after the war critic made public comments about the case and accused the serviceman of murder, attorneys said on Wednesday….U.S. Marines, including Wuterich, have been accused of killing unarmed Iraqis in Haditha last year. An investigation by the Naval Criminal Investigative Service into the role of the Marines in the killings could lead to murder charges.
The Haditha case is just one of many in which U.S. servicemen are suspected of killing Iraqi civilians.
Murtha, a decorated Vietnam War veteran, has commented extensively about Haditha. In May, he told ABC News there was “no question” the U.S. military tried to cover up the Haditha killings, and that he would not “excuse murder.”