Army rests case against Medina over My Lai findings
The Army rested its case against Capt. Ernest Medina after a lie detector expert testified Medina admitted losing control of his troops at My Lai. Prosecutors showed photos and depositions while Medina’s attorney accused the government of trickery in the polygraph test. If continued, defense witnesses include Lt. William Calley Jr., linked to 22 murders, whose conviction is under appeal.
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Blackkin grandson to be sentenced for possession of dangerous drugs
Sterling Foster Black Jr., 20, grandson of Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black, faces sentencing on September 27 in Albuquerque after pleading guilty to possessing dangerous drugs. He was released to his parents and is the son of former state Senator Sterling Black.
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