If Bales doesn't remember doing anything the night of the massacre, and the US Government asserts he acted completely alone, then how did he "turn himself in"?
41 2012-03-22 by [deleted]
March 13th
The lone American soldier suspected in the apparently unprovoked slaughter of more than a dozen Afghan civilians Sunday confessed to the crime when he returned to his base that night saying, "I did it," defense officials told ABC News. abcnews
"He went out in the early morning and went to these homes and fired on these families and then some time after that, came back to the forward operating base and basically turned himself in and told individuals what happened," Panetta told reporters. abcnews
March 19th
"He has no memory of ... he has an early memory of that evening and he has a later memory of that, but he doesn't have memory of the evening in between.," Browne said. cbsnews
8 comments
7 oopsifarted 2012-03-22
You found a hole in the story? Impossible.
6 VanillaPudding 2012-03-22
Now that he is facing the music he probably "forgot" conveniently to build a defense case.
3 seanbearpig 2012-03-22
The simple answer is: Magic.
3 ronintetsuro 2012-03-22
That's a funny way of spelling MK-Ultra.
3 ThumperNM 2012-03-22
It is just like the brutal sadistic murderers who raped, killed and burned victims in Haditha, Iraq. The viscous POS who did those crimes was just found not guilty despite overwhelming evidence. Our Government will not allow mass murderers wearing green to be punished no matter how sadistic the crime.
2 JohnTesh 2012-03-22
This is the Utah Data Center. Critical thinking is not permitted. We are watching you. This will be your only warning.
2 ledpoizn 2012-03-22
You do realize that you are quoting "the prosecution" on the 13th and Bales defense attorney on the 19th, right? Painting different pictures of the events that took place is basically their jobs...
1 kadmylos 2012-03-22
Yeah, I'm sure he has no memory of it.