Rollingstone.com: The Kill Team, How U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan murdered innocent civilians and mutilated their corpses – and how their officers failed to stop them.

[Rodriggo]

War as a concept continues to fail.

That being said there's trash in all walks of life. Heinous, just heinous.

[twa]

I have no simpathy for the killers. I tend to think we should refuse to shelter them from local justice for their deeds and turn over all evidence we have.

If guilty,they should certainly pay(and will)

Turning them over is not a option though and would be denying the rights everyone talks about to someone that has volunteered to risk their life at our command.

If anyone deserves the benefit of doubt till proven guilty it is them imo.

[ACW]

CNN Late-breaking News: Gibbs found guilty on all charges

[Larry]

If guilty,they should certainly pay(and will)

Turning them over is not a option though and would be denying the rights everyone talks about to someone that has volunteered to risk their life at our command.

If anyone deserves the benefit of doubt till proven guilty it is them imo.

I agree with twa.

They allegedly committed their crimes while wearing the uniform of the US Military. They should receive military due process, and military punishment. (Including military death penalty, if that's what the court determines.)

[Jumbo]

US soldier gets life sentence in Afghan killings

http://xfinity.comcast.net/articles/news-national/20111110/US.Afghan.Probe/?cid=hero_media

I have spent so much time and worked with so many exceptional people at JB Lewis-McChord. This is so sad for all who serve so honorably. And the Strykers are an outstanding and deservedly proud unit.