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Old 03-31-2012, 04:11 AM   #55
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I didn't say that either. I said he has a past of being involved in crimes in which he shows no remorse or care at all for those whose lives he effects. He had no problem in wiping out the life savings of elderly couples, and when given a chance to make it right with restitution he chose not to and added insult to injury.

The again, it might be something more than both of us know right now...

http://worldnews.msnbc.msn.com/_news...-was-not-alone

Child witnesses to Afghan massacre say Robert Bales was not alone

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Here are two versions of what happened the night of March 11, when 17 Afghan villagers were shot to death.

First, the Army version: Staff Sgt. Robert Bales, troubled by marriage woes, drunkenly left Camp Belambai, 12 miles from Kandahar, with a pistol and an automatic rifle and killed six people as they slept. Bales then returned to the base and left again for another village, this time killing 11. He acted alone and he admitted to the killings, according to the Army.

Then there is the account that child witnesses provided Yalda Hakim, a journalist for SBS Dateline in Australia. Hakim, who was born in Afghanistan and immigrated to Australia as a child, is the first international journalist to interview the surviving witnesses. She said American investigators tried to prevent her from interviewing the children, saying her questions could traumatize them. She said she appealed to village leaders, who arranged for her to interview the witnesses.

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“Village elders said several soldiers took part and that there is boot prints in the area,” Karimi told Hakim. He said villagers told him that they saw three or four individuals kneeling and that helicopters were overhead during the rampage.

“To search for him?” Karimi said he asked them.

“No,” he said they told him. “They were there from the very beginning.”
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