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I am sure everyone remembers what Murtha said about our troops in Iraq about this incident....He had them tried and convicted before they were even charged....Well he was wrong...........JUST SHUT UP MURTHA!!!!
WorldNetDaily: Testimony leaves Murtha allegations wilting
Officers defend Marines accused of killing civilians in Iraq ambush
Posted: April 4, 2007
1:00 a.m. Eastern
Six officers and a senior enlisted Marine have given sworn statements that there was nothing they saw or heard about a firefight in Iraq in 2005 that would make them think any Marine purposely killed Iraqi civilians, according to a law firm investigating the case.
The Thomas More Law Center, which is defending Chessani, a Colorado Marine, at no cost, said his maximum punishment could be dismissal, loss of retirement and three years in prison. He successfully directed his soldiers through the Haditha ambush, but then got caught in U.S. Rep. John Murtha's firefight of words as the anti-war congressman tried to capitalize on the situation.
Murtha, chairman of the House military appropriations subcommittee, has publicly accused Marines of being "cold-blooded murderers" and officers of covering it up. Thompson said that taint is what the lawyers now are trying to remove from the case.
WorldNetDaily: Testimony leaves Murtha allegations wilting
Officers defend Marines accused of killing civilians in Iraq ambush
Posted: April 4, 2007
1:00 a.m. Eastern
Six officers and a senior enlisted Marine have given sworn statements that there was nothing they saw or heard about a firefight in Iraq in 2005 that would make them think any Marine purposely killed Iraqi civilians, according to a law firm investigating the case.
The Thomas More Law Center, which is defending Chessani, a Colorado Marine, at no cost, said his maximum punishment could be dismissal, loss of retirement and three years in prison. He successfully directed his soldiers through the Haditha ambush, but then got caught in U.S. Rep. John Murtha's firefight of words as the anti-war congressman tried to capitalize on the situation.
Murtha, chairman of the House military appropriations subcommittee, has publicly accused Marines of being "cold-blooded murderers" and officers of covering it up. Thompson said that taint is what the lawyers now are trying to remove from the case.