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Any one of you neo-con #@($suckers want to call
these scumbags "heros" or "patriots" ?
Two U.S. Soldiers Have Been Charged With Murder in the Death of an Iraqi
Civilian
The Associated Press
BAGHDAD, Iraq Sept. 27, 2004 Two U.S. soldiers have been charged with murder
in the death of an Iraqi civilian, the 1st Cavalry Division announced Monday.
A military statement identified the soldiers as Staff Sgt. Johnny Horne Jr.
and Staff Sgt. Cardenas Alban, both from Company C, 1st Battalion, 41st Infantry
Regiment from Fort Riley, Kansas.
The military declined to provide details about the case, saying an
investigation is ongoing.
But the statement said the alleged incidents are not related to murder charges
filed against Sgt. Michael Williams and Spc. Brent May, from the same unit. They
were charged in the deaths of three Iraqis, the military announced last week.
Williams was also charged with obstruction of justice and making a false
official statement, the military said.
Approximately 800 soldiers from the 1st Battalion, 41st Infantry are serving
their second tour in Iraq. Post spokeswoman Sam Robinson said last week the
unit, which is part of the 3rd Brigade, 1st Armored Division, is temporarily
serving with the 1st Cavalry while in Iraq.
Monday's charges were the third set of murder charges filed in just over two
weeks against soldiers from the 1st Battalion, 41st Infantry.
On Sept. 15, prosecutors charged Sgts. Eric J. Colvin, 23, of Pappilion,
Nebraska, and Aaron R. Stanley, 22, of Bismarck, North Dakota, with the shooting
death of Staff Sgt. Matthew H. Werner, 30, of Oxnard, California, at a home in
rural Clay County, about 48 kilometers (30 miles) from Fort Riley.
A second soldier, Spec. Christopher D. Hymer, 23, of Nevada, Missouri, was
wounded in the incident and died Saturday in a Wichita, Kansas, hospital.
Prosecutors had charged Colvin and Stanley with attempted first-degree murder in
his shooting and expect to upgrade the charges.
Colvin and Stanley remain jailed on US$1 million bond each.
(Corrects military has not specified whether May, Williams charged in deaths
of Iraqi forces or civilians, graf 4; ADDS background on previous murder cases)
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Any one of you neo-con #@($suckers want to call
these scumbags "heros" or "patriots" ?
How about we just call you a #@($sucker?
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The Department of Defense wrote:
How about we just call you a #@($sucker?
How about you get up off your cowardly ass and
deploy yourself to Baghdad instead of sending other
young and dumb dupes to die for the criminal Bu$h Mob's lies?
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The Department of Defense wrote:
How about you get up off your cowardly ass and
deploy yourself to Baghdad instead of sending other
young and dumb dupes to die for the criminal Bu$h Mob's lies?
Nahh, I will just sit here and call you a #@($sucker
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The Department of Defense wrote:
Nahh, I will just sit here and call you a #@($sucker
Like I said, you're a gutless coward chickenhawk.
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The Department of Defense wrote:
Like I said, you're a gutless coward chickenhawk.
:::: shrugs :::: and your a #@($sucker..
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The average Joe would not be able to tell this story is fake, but I am not
the average Joe.
I spent 10 proud years in the US army...
You dumb @$#* made this story up.
THERE IS NO BOND FOR MILITARY PERSONNEL DUMB ASS
BUWHAHAHAHA!!!
THEY ARE EITHER CONFINED OR ALLOWED TO REMAIN IN THEIR UNTIL THE CASE IS
DEPOSED OF.
Any one of you neo-con #@($suckers want to call
these scumbags "heros" or "patriots" ?
Two U.S. Soldiers Have Been Charged With Murder in the Death of an Iraqi
Civilian
The Associated Press
BAGHDAD, Iraq Sept. 27, 2004 Two U.S. soldiers have been charged with
murder
in the death of an Iraqi civilian, the 1st Cavalry Division announced
Monday.
A military statement identified the soldiers as Staff Sgt. Johnny Horne
Jr.
and Staff Sgt. Cardenas Alban, both from Company C, 1st Battalion, 41st
Infantry
Regiment from Fort Riley, Kansas.
The military declined to provide details about the case, saying an
investigation is ongoing.
But the statement said the alleged incidents are not related to murder
charges
filed against Sgt. Michael Williams and Spc. Brent May, from the same
unit. They
were charged in the deaths of three Iraqis, the military announced last
week.
Williams was also charged with obstruction of justice and making a false
official statement, the military said.
Approximately 800 soldiers from the 1st Battalion, 41st Infantry are
serving
their second tour in Iraq. Post spokeswoman Sam Robinson said last week
the
unit, which is part of the 3rd Brigade, 1st Armored Division, is
temporarily
serving with the 1st Cavalry while in Iraq.
Monday's charges were the third set of murder charges filed in just over
two
weeks against soldiers from the 1st Battalion, 41st Infantry.
On Sept. 15, prosecutors charged Sgts. Eric J. Colvin, 23, of Pappilion,
Nebraska, and Aaron R. Stanley, 22, of Bismarck, North Dakota, with the
shooting
death of Staff Sgt. Matthew H. Werner, 30, of Oxnard, California, at a
home in
rural Clay County, about 48 kilometers (30 miles) from Fort Riley.
A second soldier, Spec. Christopher D. Hymer, 23, of Nevada, Missouri,
was
wounded in the incident and died Saturday in a Wichita, Kansas, hospital.
Prosecutors had charged Colvin and Stanley with attempted first-degree
murder in
his shooting and expect to upgrade the charges.
Colvin and Stanley remain jailed on US$1 million bond each.
(Corrects military has not specified whether May, Williams charged in
deaths
of Iraqi forces or civilians, graf 4; ADDS background on previous murder
cases)
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TheWanderer wrote:
The average Joe would not be able to tell this story is fake, but I
am not the average Joe.
No, you a special kind of moron.
I spent 10 proud years in the US army...
Yep, a moron.
You dumb @$#* made this story up.
You really are a pig-ignorant imbecile, aren't you?
THERE IS NO BOND FOR MILITARY PERSONNEL DUMB ASS
BUWHAHAHAHA!!!
THEY ARE EITHER CONFINED OR ALLOWED TO REMAIN IN THEIR UNTIL THE CASE
IS DEPOSED OF.
Well, not in this murder case, dip#@($.
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