Convicted Ft. Hood shooter Nidal Hasan gave the $300,000 collected in salary since 2009 to charity, leaving none for his victims or their families. According to CBS News, an "Army spokesman [says] the military can't get the money back because Hasan, like any other service member charged with a crime," was simply receiving his salary as required until he was convicted. Hasan's civil attorney John Gilligan added: "There's really no money in any bank that I'm aware of. There's really no property holdings." In other words, the victims of Hasan's attack will not be getting any funds from their attacker.