The Christian Science Monitor, a well respected paper with many references to other papers, reports that the army case against Chaplain Yee is falling apart. Link.
"The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports Tuesday that the "Article 32" hearing to determine if Yee would face a court-martial was put on hold for a month while the Army determined if the documents found in his briefcase were indeed classified ones."
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"CNN reports that the defense, however, did get one of the prosecution's witness (the custom agent who seized his briefcase) to admit that none of the papers in the briefcase were marked classified or secret. The agent said he had received a tip from someone in "law enforcement" to search Yee, but he would not say it was." [Yes, that's the quote, even though it appears incomplete.]
Can you spell "hysteria?"
"The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports Tuesday that the "Article 32" hearing to determine if Yee would face a court-martial was put on hold for a month while the Army determined if the documents found in his briefcase were indeed classified ones."
[Omited portion of the article]
"CNN reports that the defense, however, did get one of the prosecution's witness (the custom agent who seized his briefcase) to admit that none of the papers in the briefcase were marked classified or secret. The agent said he had received a tip from someone in "law enforcement" to search Yee, but he would not say it was." [Yes, that's the quote, even though it appears incomplete.]
Can you spell "hysteria?"