Informers in Witness Protection Seek New Lives Across U S
Federal agents relocate informers fearing underworld reprisals. Ten have adopted new identities with money and housing aid from the Justice Department, moving families to distant locales while remaining in similar line of work. Detailing operations, Denis Dillon notes protection, hotels under assumed names, and later legal name changes as witnesses testify.
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Morris Kaplan
New York Times
New York
Justice Department
Denis E. Eillon
Department of Justice
Brooklyn
My Lai murder trial witness recalls 150 dead at hamlet
Vietnam veteran Dan Richard Milliams testified he saw about 150 dead civilians at My Lai on March 16, 1968. He estimated 59 to 75 bodies in a ditch and 10 to 15 along a southern edge trail while piloting a gunship for Captain Ernest Medina's unit in the assault.
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Ft. McPherson, Ga
My Lai
Army
Ernest Medina
Dan Richard Milliams
Fort Worth
Tex
Medina
Montrose
Colo
Jerry Roger Culverhouse
Ft. Eustis
Culverhouse
Charlie Company
Henderson trial details My Lai testimony at Ft Meade
Former soldier Michael B. Terry testified in the Col. Gan Henderson case at Ft Meade that he saw about 80 bodies at My Lai and that a superior officer did not question him about events there. The defense argued the testimony was irrelevant and prejudicial while the judge allowed the questioning to continue.
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Ft. Meade, Md
Gan K. Henderson
My Lai
Henderson
Michael B. Terry
Brigham Young University
Utah
Terry
Charlie Company
South China Sea
Henry B. Rothblatt
Col. Henderson
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