Staff Sgt. Robert Bales seemed resigned to his fate in the hours after his fellow soldiers apprehended him amid reports that he slaughtered Afghan villagers in the dead of night eight months ago, two Green Berets testified today.
Staff Sgt. Robert Bales seemed resigned to his fate in the hours after his fellow soldiers apprehended him amid reports that he slaughtered Afghan villagers in the dead of night eight months ago, two Green Berets testified today.
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