Hemphill guilty in child abuse case with five year max
Prosecutors said Ray Hemphill held a boy on his chest for an hour to “cast out demons” while the boy died after a medication overdose. Hemphill’s attorney says he only tried to help Terrance Cottrell. Jurors found him guilty of felony physical abuse of a child recklessly causing great bodily harm, a charge carrying up to five years in prison. Sentencing set for Aug. 17.
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Soldier in Abu Ghraib abuse faces more charges at Fort Bragg
An Army private at Fort Bragg, Pfc. Lynndie England, adds indecent acts and a violation of a general order to her charges for abusing Iraqis at Abu Ghraib. England, a West Virginia soldier, previously faced assault charges and other counts.
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