Navy warrior’s quick cremation deepens mystery of Chinook disaster in Afghanistan [Extortion 17]

The Washington Times ^ | November 3, 2013 | Rowan Scarborough

[huldah1776]

"A lingering mystery in the August 2011 helicopter crash that killed 30 U.S. servicemen in Afghanistan is why some bodies were cremated and some were not.

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"Charles Strange of Philadelphia, Michael’s father, said two Navy casualty representatives informed him that his son was “burnt up.” Based on that information, he said, he and Michael’s mother authorized the petty officer’s cremation.

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“I looked at the picture. And my son did not have to be cremated. He was laying there. His one ankle was messed up. But he was laying there like he had a gun in his hand. He wasn’t burnt at all."

[Travis T. OJustice]

No, it would no more indicate that than it would indicate COOL versus MANLY. See, I can make up stupid garbage, too. Why do you just make stuff like that up?

[justice14]

Not like this.

[justice14]

I just disagree. Simple.

[Obama_Is_Sabotaging_America]

Would be a trip if the entire compound was fenced off with dummy model made at Pentagon all as a staged event so the King could spike the football. Damn, they even had to get rid of Chris Kyle, too. Suns-O-Biches

The "doctor who helped us in Pakistan" ended up in prison just like the guy who made "the anti-Islam video". Hmmmmmm. SILENCE!!