Marine accused of killing Iraqi soldier: Attacker says he saw possible enemy link

San Jose Mercury News / Los Angeles Times ^ | September 4, 2007 | Tony Perry

[Lancey Howard]

Holmes' civilian defense counsel, former federal prosecutor Stephen Cook, said the investigation by the Naval Criminal Investigative Service "was shockingly flawed" and, among other oversights, never sought to investigate the background of the dead Iraqi to see if he had insurgent ties.

Also, he said, the Iraqi's cell phone was never recovered to see what numbers he had been calling or whether he was sending text messages....

Here we go again with the corrupt Naval Service Investigative Criminals.

[Lancey Howard]

Okay, who’s the genius who thought it would be a good idea to pair up a Marine with an Iraqi sh!+bird on an elevated sentry platform?
Un-friggin-real....

(Shaking head in profound disbelief and disgust.)