Marine Released from Civilian Custody after Refusing to Testify Against Fellow Marine

newsmax.com ^ | May 30, 2008 | Nat Helms

[Eagles6]

"No body, no crime scene, no evidence, no crime!"

So one would think.

[4woodenboats]

Knowing that his “confession” was about to be exposed as a fraud he refused to repeat what he had said even with immunity since such immunity does not cover perjury... You don't suppose NCIS has whispered in Nelson's ear that bad things might happen to him if he tells "the rest of the story" about how their - er, his story came to be?

It's pure speculation of course, but since the evidence in every single one of these witch hunts have been based on statements taken from the weakest links under massive duress from multiple wild charges, interrogation techniques that would make the NYTimes if it had been a Gitmo prisoner and with no legal representation, I don't see them changing what works for them so well..(or so they thought).

[Marine_Uncle]

Perhaps some element of justice leaking out of the local courts? Or where they told they simply had no business retaining the Marine and realized it was time to let him go.

[Marine_Uncle]

Perhaps some element of justice leaking out of the local courts? Or where they told they simply had no business retaining the Marine and realized it was time to let him go.