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More confusion. From Jacksonville Daily News, Civilians weren't made aware of protective order for Marine

"Civilian investigators have said a military protective order — similar to a restraining order, but authorized by the commanding officer in charge of the Marine being restrained — existed for a pregnant Marine against the Marine accused of killing her, but they were never made aware of it by anyone from Camp Lejeune."....

...."At a press conference later Saturday, Brown and District Attorney Dewey Hudson said neither they nor the Naval Criminal Investigative Service were aware of the existence of the MPO until late last week, when detectives found it as they searched Lauterbach’s car.

The order was issued in July and expired in September and said Laurean could not come within 1,000 feet of Lauterbach, Brown confirmed late Saturday.

The Daily News asked Paul Chiccarelli, a civilian in charge of NCIS at Camp Lejeune, during a press conference Friday whether a military protective order had been issued on the behalf of Lauterbach against Laurean. He answered that he was not aware of such an order.

Brown said not only was Chiccarelli unaware of it, neither was Col. Adele Hodges, the base’s commanding officer.

Brown said he joined Chiccarelli in meeting with Hodges on the base Wednesday to talk about their investigation into Lauterbach’s disappearance.

“I spoke to Hodges about the case on Wednesday, and I am confident she did not know about it,” he said late Saturday."...

This is freaking ridiculous. Noone knew about the protective order? They had to find it in her car?

And they only found it after she had been murdered....

Apparently the “Criminal” in Naval Criminal investigation service applies to the way they do their jobs and persecute innocent Marines.

Had she been accused of a massacre in Iraq this Young Marine would be alive today.

This is another very important point, Girl. And just another reason I love you so much. That’s bullshit. Chickarelli contradicted this in the news conference yesterday. I posted the link to that conference somewhere on this thread.