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RSS Feed for this site Camp Pendleton Media Center - Iraq Investigations Site Link Update July 1, 2010 WHAT? THE HADITHA CASE ISN'T OVER YET? Lt.Col. Bob Weimann (USMC, retired) warchronicle.com March 31, 2010 Path for Haditha trial is cleared; court matial set Gretel C. Kovach Union-Tribune March 26, 2010 Marine charged in Haditha killings wins key ruling from judge Tony Perry L.A. Times March 23, 2010 Thanksgiving is No Time of Joy for Families of Marines Charged with Crimes Nathaniel R. Helms 2007 Investigator Said to Find Case Against Marine Weak NY Times October 5, 2007 Reduced Charges Urged in Iraq Case Homicide Counts Recommended in Haditha Killings Washington Post October 5, 2007 Archive of Past Articles April 2007 CBS News "60 Minutes" TV interview with Marine Staff Sgt. Frank D. Wuterich Murtha Updates To Return Back to TOP of page |
God Bless Our Troops and God BlessThe United States of America ** Features and More News ** 
Neal A. Puckett and Mark S. Zaid, lawyers for Marine Corps
Sgt. Frank D. Wuterich, speak to the reporters outside the Federal Courthouse in Washington, Wednesday, Aug. 2, 2006. Sgt. Wuterich, 26,
under investigation in connection with the deaths of 24 Iraqi civilians
in Haditha is accusing Rep. John P. Murtha of defaming him in public
comments about the case.
(AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta) Contact Mr. Puckett NEWS UPDATES in no particular order NEWSMAX.COM Update March 22, 2010 _____Last Haditha Defendant Seeks to Dismiss Charges_ _Haditha Accusations Unmasked_ _Rush to Judgment Against Haditha Marines_ 
_Haditha Revisited_ _New Evidence Emerges in Haditha Case_ _A Few Facts About Haditha_ _Pentagon Leaders Distorting Haditha Facts_ _Lawyer: Haditha Marines Were Fired On_ _Marines May Face Charges for Haditha Role_ _Haditha Child: I Knew of Bomb Plot to Kill Marines_ _Withholding Judgment on Haditha_ _Report: False Testimony in Haditha Probe_ _Bush Promises to Disclose Haditha Findings_ _New York Times Convicts Marines in Haditha_ _Haditha Probe Prompts Reflection Among Marines_ _Guilty Until Proven Innocent_ REUTERS _Marine's Lawyers Question Haditha Tape Source | Sweetness & Light_ WASHINGTON POST _Marine Names Murtha in Defamation Suit_ WASHINGTON TIMES _Haditha Marine's Lawyer Will Call Murtha To Testify | Sweetness & Light AMERICAN THINKER _American Thinker: Haditha: Is McGirk the New Mary Mapes?_ RELEVANT WEBSITES _DefendOurMarines_ (has links to dozens of articles, websites, excellant resource) _United American Patriots :: Warrior Fund :: Warrior Fund_ _Atlas Shrugs: Defense Fund for Haditha Marines_ PHOTOGRAPHS OF KILO COMPANY _WireImage Listings_ OFFICIAL GOVERNMENT _USMC Iraq Investigations_  which originally appeared in USD Magazine, the alumni magazine of the University of San Diego. The Defense Never RestsWhen attorney Neal Puckett's on the case,expect intensity, squared. By Julene Snyder Weapons Cache found Honor of Lance Cpl. Miguel Terrazas 
in Haditha, Iraq Oct. 10, 2005 
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with Marine Staff Sgt. Frank D. Wuterich 
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Update.... If you just missed theCBS News "60 Minutes" television interview with Marine Staff Sgt. Frank D. Wuterich which aired March 18, 2007 Click this show notes and video clips link taking you directly to the "60 Minutes" cbsnews.com website for your review. A heart felt "thank you to everyone" for all your kind letters of support for Frank and his men. Feel free to help share this site with others and thank you again for supporting our troops. Semper Fi 100% of Every dollar donated goes directly to Frank's legal counsel right into the "Wuterich Defense Fund". |
 
PayPal users can send donations to counsel at this email: ZaidMS@aol.com PayPal.com Please note "Wuterich Defense Fund" Gives this article a 5 STAR-MUST READ! "This Is My Rifle" By Jayme Evans More of His Articles an article on FreeRepublic.com SSGT. FRANK WUTERICH, OUR SON, OUR HERO By Rosemarie & David Wuterich Feb. 19, 2007 This could happen to you or your loved one, who proudly serves this country. It did for Dave & Rosemarie Wuterich's son, Frank. 
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Bio:For the past twelve years he has been an outstanding leader with many decorations and commendations. Frank is the father of three young children. He has a passion for music and teaching children to play an instrument and soccer. Friendly Links DEFEND OUR MARINES - PICTURE FILE Many Thanks to "Defend Our Marines" 
Corporal Justin T. Wigg, digs behind a house for a suspected weapons cache here Oct. 5. After digging where the Marines saw loose dirt, an AK-47, grenades, detonators and ammunition were found inside a blue barrel.
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Dave & Rosemarie Wuterich, in a AP Article  "He's a good Marine. He's a good dad." Father does not believe his son would have intentionally killed innocent people. USA Today Article MERIDEN, Conn. (AP) - The father of a Marine being investigated in the deaths of two dozen civilians in Haditha, Iraq, said Monday he does not believe his son would have intentionally killed innocent people. "I just don't believe that he would do something like that," said Dave Wuterich, the father of Staff Sgt. Frank D. Wuterich. "He is a very caring kid, always trying to help somebody out, very smart, and I don't think he would do something like that. I really don't." Frank Wuterich's lawyer, Neal Puckett, told The Associated Press in an interview Sunday that the event was tragic, but he denied innocent people were killed intentionally and said troops followed military rules of engagement. No one has been charged in the Haditha case, which centers on allegations that a small number of Marines from Camp Pendleton's 3rd Battalion, 1st Marine Regiment killed 24 Iraqi civilians, including unarmed women and children, on Nov. 19 after a roadside bomb killed a fellow Marine. Haditha residents have said innocent civilians were executed, including some who pleaded for their lives. Puckett quoted the sergeant as describing a house-to-house search that went wrong and resulted in unintended civilian deaths. It was "certainly a tragic result and (Frank Wuterich) understands that it's tragic and he feels extremely badly about the fact that innocent civilians were killed," Puckett told the AP. "But he was following what he understood to be the rules of engagement and standard protocol." An investigation has been examining whether Marines tried to cover up the shootings and whether commanders were negligent in failing to investigate the deaths when they were reported. Dave Wuterich said his son had been told not to talk about the case, even to family members. He said his son liked the Iraqi people. "It's kind of hard," Dave Wuterich said. "He's a good Marine. He's a good dad." Puckett said it was possible none of the Marines would be charged with murder and instead some commanders could be charged with dereliction of duty for failing to properly investigate the incident at the time. Frank Wuterich remained at Camp Pendleton and had been promoted to staff sergeant since the incident, he said. (end of article) 
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