Reply #2: Another article on Chaplain Yee's trial

[Judi Lynn]

Woman testifies of affair with military chaplain who worked with detainees in Cuba
(Fort Benning-AP) Dec. 8, 2003 - A Navy lieutenant testified at a hearing Monday she had an affair with a Muslim chaplain accused of mishandling classified documents from the US prison for terror suspects at Guantanamo, Cuba.

Army Captain James Yee, 35, is charged with taking classified documents home with him on a flight to Jacksonville, Florida, where he was detained on September 10th. He's charged with disobeying an order by taking the material, transporting classified documents improperly, making a false statement, storing pornography on a government computer and adultery, a criminal offense under military law.

The preliminary hearing will determine whether there's enough evidence against Yee to warrant a court-martial.

A Navy reserve officer, Lieutenant Caren Wallace, said she had sex with Army Captain James Yee at his quarters in Guantanamo and at a motel in Orlando, Florida, where he was attending a conference. Wallace is being given immunity from prosecution for her testimony.
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http://www.wistv.com/Global/story.asp?S=1555204

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If this is the BIG STUFF they have against him, how is his case any different from so many OTHER U.S. men in service? Why not put THEM all on trial, as well?

Doesn't it point out that the rest of the charges are laughable?

The first article I posted above relates a scene in which the man's wife was driven to confront the other involved in the affair, and cry out, "You've destroyed a marriage."

This is so sad. Who's in charge here, John Ashcroft?