[SkyPilot]

Those words "incensed by Air Force Times" were MacDonald's, not mine, but I get your point about Gannett owned media.

Did you see this portion of the article?

her father-in-law is an Air Force Office of Special Investigations (OSI) agent, and her own father is a retired Air Force colonel.

The OSI is office that is investigating her. I doubt an agent would be so reckless as to coach her as a witness and/or aid in any cover up - but since the story is not getting any media attention, so the temptation to do so may be greater.

[JoeSixPack1]

This is completely rediculous. Decades ago we were told women in the services would not be a burden. Well, look back at short term history and we have a plethora of "woman" problems. And now THIS:...

...her husband is an Air Force officer, her father-in-law is an Air Force Office of Special Investigations (OSI) agent, and her own father is a retired Air Force colonel.

And the US Air Force, US Taxpayers, anyone of a few hundred thousand military personnel, US Foreign Policy, Veterans disability funding and even troop deployment logistics are getting screwed because daddy's little girl couldn't keep her legs closed.

Earlier I called her a basket case. Now I'll call her a slut.

Semper Fi

[PAR35]

Those words "incensed by Air Force Times" were MacDonald's, not mine

Understood.

The father in law might actually be interested in seeing what his son has married into. He may be the reason the investigation has gotten as far as it has.