Crossposted from American Thinker

By Pamela Geller

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Crossposted from Idaho News from KTVB.COM

Evan Vela

by Associated Press

Posted on June 11, 2010 at 12:00 PM

ST. ANTHONY, Idaho — The family and legal team of an Idaho soldier convicted of killing an unarmed Iraqi say he has been denied clemency and will next focus on an August parole hearing.

Sgt. Evan Vela’s wife, Alyssa Carnahan, tells the Post Register that Vela told her Wednesday that the U.S. Army Clemency and Parole Board denied clemency following a June 3 hearing.

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Crossposted from wbztv.com

By JULIE WATSON, Associated Press Writer
SAN DIEGO (AP) ―

A Camp Pendleton Marine whose murder conviction was recently overturned was released Monday after serving four years in prison for a major Iraqi war crimes case, his lawyer said.

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Crossposted from The US Report

Capt. Carl Bjork’s verdict—a study in trickle down policy from Washington

Wednesday, May 12, 2010 at 09:15AM

By Kay B. Day

Capt. Carl Bjork served with honor in Iraq.Capt. Carl Bjork came onto our radar at The US Report last year, after the government charged him with two counts of premeditated murder and other charges. The charges stemmed from accusations levied by a man named Col. Ibrahim Hamid Jaza, and a few of Hamid’s fellow former Iraqi police who were detainees in prison.

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Crossposted from FOXNews.com

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