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|    _ Prof. Jonez _ to All    |
|    Re: => U.S. soldier convicted of murder,    |
|    25 May 09 14:03:18    |
      XPost: alt.military.uk, alt.politics.gw-bush, aus.legal       XPost: soc.culture.afghanistan, us.military.navy       From: theprof@jonez.net              >       >>> U.S. soldier convicted of murder following 'execution-style' killing of       four       >>> Iraqi detainees       >>>       >>> By Daily Mail Reporter       >>> Last updated at 2:51 PM on 30th March 2009       >>>       >>>       >>> A military court has convicted a soldier of murder in the execution-style       >>> slayings of four bound and blindfolded Iraqi detainees in 2007.       >>> Sgt. 1st Class Joseph Mayo, of Fort Bragg, North Carolina, pleaded guilty       to       >>> charges of premeditated murder and conspiracy to commit premeditated murder       >>> at the proceeding at the U.S. Army's Rose Barracks in southern Germany       >>> today.       >>>       >>> The 27-year-old will be sentenced later today and faces the possibility of       >>> life in prison, along with a reduction in rank to private, forfeiture of       all       >>> pay and a dishonorable discharge.       >>>       >>       >> U.S. Soldier Convicted for Part in Iraqi Murders       >>       >> Atlanta, Ga. 2/20/2009 07:05 PM GMT (TransWorldNews)       >>       >>       >>       >> A U.S. soldier who admitted to killing an Iraqi citizen following an       >> interrogation in 2007 has been convicted of murder by a panel at a court       >> martial in Vilseck, Germany.       >>       >>       >>       >> Defense lawyers argued that Sgt. Michael Leahy Jr. had been under so much       >> stress while stationed in a combat zone that he was unable to act reasonably       >> but the panel dismissed that argument, citing the brutal nature of the       crime.       >>       >>       >>       >> Leahy, 28, confessed that he was one of a group of soldiers that escorted       >> four Iraqis who had been detained, questioned and then released following an       >> attack at a military base. The Iraqis were released after it was determined       >> there was not enough evidence to charge them but Leahy admitted they led the       >> four out and then shot and killed them, leaving their bodies in a canal.       >>       >>       >       >              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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