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  • Chad Irish, person of interest in killing of Yazmeen Williams, whose body was found in sleeping bag, ID’d as parolee with long rap sheet

    07/09/2024 7:24:01 AM PDT · by ChicagoConservative27 · 8 replies
    NY Post ^ | 07/09/2024 | Joe Marino & Emily Crane
    A parolee with a lengthy rap sheet has been taken into custody and charged after a Big Apple woman was found shot dead, wrapped in a sleeping bag and dumped outside with the trash, police sources told The Post Tuesday. Chad Irish, 55, was slapped with concealment of a human corpse, criminal possession of a weapon and menacing charges after being brought in for questioning on Monday over the death of 31-year-old Yazmeen Williams, the sources said. He hasn’t been hit with any homicide charges tied to the 31-year-old victim’s gruesome slaying. Irish, who is currently out on parole for...
  • Report: Soldier Testified That 'classified U.S. Personnel' Beat Iraqi Detainees (CIA Involved)

    07/27/2005 6:28:11 PM PDT · by Indy Pendance · 31 replies · 966+ views
    AP ^ | 7-27-05
    DENVER (AP) - A National Guardsman testifying at a hearing for U.S. soldiers accused of killing an Iraq general said he saw classified U.S. personnel beat prisoners with a sledgehammer handle and mock the general's death, according to a transcript. The transcript, obtained by The Denver Post, includes an exchange during the hearing that suggests the CIA was involved. Sgt. 1st Class Gerold Pratt of the Utah National Guard said he saw unidentified U.S. personnel use the 15-inch wooden handle to hit prisoners. "They'd ask you a question, and if they didn't like it, they'd hit you," he said, according...
  • Interrogator Convicted in Death of Iraqi General

    By Nicholas Riccardi, Times Staff Writer FT. CARSON, Colo. -- A military jury late Saturday night convicted an Army interrogator of negligent homicide in the death an Iraqi general who had been stuffed face-first in a sleeping bag. After seven hours of deliberations the six-member military panel opted not to convict Chief Warrant Officer Lewis E. Welshofer Jr. of murder, which would have carried a life sentence. Instead, the panel ruled that the death was a negligent homicide, a finding that caries a maximum three-year term in a military prison. The panel also found Welshofer guilty of dereliction of duty....