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To: jude24

...”Interrogations are like that. “

Jude24, do you seriously think NCIS interrrogated the possible Iraqi witnesses like this? From some of the articles I read, Iraqis seemed quite pleased by all the attention that NCIS gave to them and the “investigation”.

...”This is a piece designed to whip up hysteria. There’s not much substance there. “...

You mean like calling our Marines Cold-Blooded Murderers?


12 posted on 04/24/2007 9:32:43 AM PDT by Girlene
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To: Girlene; RedRover
Jude24, do you seriously think NCIS interrrogated the possible Iraqi witnesses like this?

I don't think the NCIS considered the Iraqi witnesses suspects, and so would have no need for an interrogation. They would need to interview their witness, but wouldn't need to resort to tactics to get an answer out of them.

Interrogations never are pleasant experiences. This is universal, whether they are performed by the local police officer or the NCIS.

You mean like calling our Marines Cold-Blooded Murderers?

Fundamentally, that's irrelevant to the case. It might be relevant if you can demonstrate unlawful command influence (but that will be tricky!). The only purpose that this press release exists, however, is to stir up outrage that the Marines were interrogated.

This article is Exhibit A why I would never, ever allow the Thomas More Law Center to defend me if my neck were on the line. There are other defense attorneys, military and civilian, who are involved in this whole mess that are acting far more responsibly. These guys are expending far too much energy, time, and resources on a dubious piece of PR.

14 posted on 04/24/2007 9:49:56 AM PDT by jude24 (Seen in Beijing: "Shangri-La is in you mind, but your Buffalo is not.")
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