Friday, July 28, 2006
Autopsy Shows Hamdanian Resident May Not Have Been Bound As Charged ...
Remember the seven Marines and the Navy Corpsman being held at Camp Pendleton, who are accused of kidnapping and killing an Iraqi man in Hamdania ... ?
New development -- the autopsy of the man has been completed -- and shows that he may not have been bound.
Excellent reporting from Teri Figuero of the NorthCarolinaTimes:
If you're interested in checking out one of the Marine's dad's sites, click here, and here's the link to the Patriot Defense. site, put up by Heather, wife of the navy corpsman.
UPDATE: Here's a list of links supporting the accused servicemen: http://innocentmarine.com/ - PFC John Jodka IIIhttp://defensefundformyhero.com/ - Cpl Trent Thomashttp://patriotdefensefund.com/ - HC3 Melson J. Bacoshttp://friendsofjerry.blogspot.com/ - Lance Cpl Jerry Shumatehttp://www.fightingfortyler.com/ - LCPL Tyler Jacksonhttp://www.helpdefendourmarine.com/ - Cpl. Marshall L. Magincalda Jr.http://www.defendrob.com/ - LCPL Robert PenningtonSGT Lawrence Hutchins
StetsonTip Beth, over at BlueStarChronicles. Trackbacked to Cao's blog. ¶ 8:05 AM
New development -- the autopsy of the man has been completed -- and shows that he may not have been bound.
Excellent reporting from Teri Figuero of the NorthCarolinaTimes:
A completed autopsy report for an Iraqi man alleged to have been killed by a group of Camp Pendleton troops in April lacks conclusive evidence that the man's hands and feet were bound as the government alleges, an attorney for one of the defendants said Tuesday.Meanwhile, the Marines and the Navy corpsman remain in custody at Camp Pendleton. Dan Riehl wrote a pretty good breakdown of the legal process, and some of the pressures of the interrogation techniques on Monday. Click here for Pfc. John Jodka's dad's website, and to the Michael Savage website for photo's of the weekend rallies in support of the defendants.
The lack of that finding, however, may be a result of decomposition of the body, which was exhumed for examination several weeks after the man was buried in Iraq.
The autopsy report, provided to attorney Joseph Casas and other defense attorneys Tuesday, concludes that Hashim Ibrahim Awad died from a homicide, he said.
Casas, who represents Pfc. John Jodka, declined to provide a copy of the report, citing legal reasons ...
If you're interested in checking out one of the Marine's dad's sites, click here, and here's the link to the Patriot Defense. site, put up by Heather, wife of the navy corpsman.
UPDATE: Here's a list of links supporting the accused servicemen: http://innocentmarine.com/ - PFC John Jodka IIIhttp://defensefundformyhero.com/ - Cpl Trent Thomashttp://patriotdefensefund.com/ - HC3 Melson J. Bacoshttp://friendsofjerry.blogspot.com/ - Lance Cpl Jerry Shumatehttp://www.fightingfortyler.com/ - LCPL Tyler Jacksonhttp://www.helpdefendourmarine.com/ - Cpl. Marshall L. Magincalda Jr.http://www.defendrob.com/ - LCPL Robert PenningtonSGT Lawrence Hutchins
StetsonTip Beth, over at BlueStarChronicles. Trackbacked to Cao's blog. ¶ 8:05 AM
