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Re: Witness Production Conversation of 20100827 (U.S. v. SSgt Wuterich)



Laughner, doesn't give us anything except the possibility of 7.62 rounds on the floor that aren't from an m240G. Did the back bedroom of house #2 have a direct line of fire to any friendly troop locations that morning?

Haytham Faraj 
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On Aug 27, 2010, at 5:04 PM, "Colby Vokey" <cvokey@fhsulaw.com> wrote:

> Are we sure we want to lose Laughner?  Isn't he the only one who will testify that there were other than 5.56 rounds at the doorway of house 2?
> Not sure about Doc Whitt either. 
> Colby
> ------Original Message------
> From: Brower Capt Matthew R
> To: Haytham Faraj
> To: Neal Puckett
> To: cvokey@fhsulaw.com
> To: Major Meredith Marshall
> Cc: Gannon Maj Nicholas L
> Cc: Sullivan LtCol Sean
> Sent: Aug 27, 2010 16:41
> Subject: Witness Production Conversation of 20100827 (U.S. v. SSgt Wuterich)
> 
> Gentlemen, and Ma'am,
>     This e-mail is being sent to memorialize that Mr. Haytham and Major Gannon in the presence of Mr. Vokey and myself had a conversation about the following witnesses whom Mr. Haytham stated the defense would no longer be requesting at the trial in this case:
> 
> -Rene Rodriguez
> 
> -Brian D. Whitt
> 
> -Martha Ann Noonan
> 
> -Jerrett Bilski
> 
> -Major Dana Haytt
> 
> -MSgt Dunlap
> 
> -SSgt Laughner
> 
> -LCol Jeffrey Chessani
> 
> -Neller
> 
> Please let me know if any of this information is incorrect or if there was a misunderstanding on anyone's part about the defense no longer requesting these witnesses.  Thanks.
> 
> Very Respectfully,
> 
> Matthew Brower
> Captain, USMC
> 
> 
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