Brother testifies on parole for Afghan massacre soldier
William Bates portrays his brother Staff Sgt. Robert Bales as a loving father and patriotic American. The defense witness challenges the soldier's guilty plea and seeks leniency, while Afghan villagers recount personal losses from the 2012 killings in which 16 people were slain during pre-dawn raids. The jury weighs life with or without parole as Bales faces sentencing.
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Manning gets 35 year sentence for WikiLeaks leaks
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Australian baseball player Chris Lane killed in Duncan Oklahoma
Chris Lane a 22 year old Melbourne native and East Central University student was fatally shot while jogging near his girlfriend Sarah Harper's home in Duncan Oklahoma. Three Duncan teens aged 15 16 and 17 were charged as adults with first degree murder for the random thrill killing.
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Fort Hood Major Hasan declines defense in court case
Maj. Nidal Hasan, 42, who faces 45 counts of murder and attempted murder for the 2009 Fort Hood rampage, refused to testify after choosing self representation. He rested his defense as relatives watched, while the case moves toward sentencing with minimal defense witness input.
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