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To: hmaly who wrote (212123)	11/22/2004 6:39:05 PM
From: TimF	Respond to of 1573921

From the tape I have seen, I don't think there is any doubt that that marine considered that terrorist a threat. The marine several times said he thought the terrorist was faking it; ostensibly so that the terrorist could surprise someone unaware. Whether the marine was justified, making that observation, is another matter. Possibilities 1 - He thought the terrorist was a threat and he was right. 2 - He thought the terrorist was a threat and he was wrong. 3 - He did not think the terrorist was a threat but he shot him anyway. My questions was basically if #3 was true is it not murder? I can easily believe that #1 or #2 were true, I'm just saying that if #3 was true than he did murder a prisoner. Tim