Marines face 'serious' charges over Haditha deaths

A US politician says about six Marines will be charged in the killing of 24 civilians in the Iraq town of Haditha.

Marines face 'serious' charges over Haditha deaths
Thu, 07 Dec, 2006 - 07:09

A US politician says about six Marines will be charged in the killing of 24 civilians in the Iraq town of Haditha.

Democratic Republican Mark Udall did not know what the charges were, but said they were serious.

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CourtsIraqPlace: HadithaPlace: IraqPlace: Camp PendletonPlace: Meriden,Place: EdmondPlace: OklahamaPlace: Carbondale, PennsylvaniaPlace: El Paso, TexasPlace: MissouriPerson: MarinesPerson: Mark UdallPerson: Silvestre ReyesPerson: Lt GenPerson: Richard NatonskiPerson: UdallPerson: NatonskiPerson: IraqisPerson: Frank WuterichPerson: Lance CpPerson: Stephen TatumPerson: Lance CplPerson: Justin SharrattPerson: WuterichPerson: Mark ZaidPerson: TatumPerson: Jack ZimmermanPerson: Theresa SharrattPerson: Martin TerrazasPerson: Marine Lance Cpl Miguel TerrazasPerson: TerrazasPerson: Ike SkeltonEvent: ChristmasOrganisation: Democratic RepublicanOrganisation: House Armed Services CommitteeOrganisation: Marine CorpsOrganisation: CongressOrganisation: Kilo Company, 3rd Battalion, 1st Marine RegimentOrganisation: MarineOrganisation: New York Times
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