Re: Fw: Brig Treatment of Hutchins

["Don Greenlaw" <dgreenlaw@cox.net>]

Art: According to his attorney, he doesn't
     expect any action, until the SSgt Wuterich
     case is over, in a few weeks.

Best regards,
Don Greenlaw
 ----- Original Message ----- 
 From: Arthur Boice
 To: Don Greenlaw
 Sent: Saturday, January 14, 2012 9:54 AM
 Subject: Re: Fw: Brig Treatment of Hutchins


       Captain,

       When are we anticipating Sgt. Hutchins
       to receive word on his case's December
       review?  Thanks.

       V/r
       Arthur Boice


       --- On Mon, 12/26/11, Don Greenlaw <dgreenlaw@cox.net> wrote:


         From: Don Greenlaw <dgreenlaw@cox.net>
         Subject: Fw: Brig Treatment of Hutchins
         To: Undisclosed-Recipient@yahoo.com
         Date: Monday, December 26, 2011, 4:24 PM


         Forwarded. This e-mail is from MGen
         Richard Cook, USMC(Ret'd). The
         e-mail is addressed to Tom Farrell,
         (Civil Service) ACOS,G-l, MCB,
         CamPen.The CO of MCB, CamPen is
         Colonel Nick Morano, USMC, a
         fine Marine Officer.

         At one point in time, since Sgt Hutchins
         has been confined at the MCAS, Miramar
         Brig, he was informed by either the CO or
         XO of the Brig, that his was considered to
         be a "Person of Interest". Putting 2 & 2
         together, that, in my opinion, makes him a
         "Political Prisioner" of his own government,
         to appease, the very corrupt Iraqi government,
         under SOFA (Security of Forces Agreement),
         which is due to expire at midnight on 31Dec11.
         Our government and the USMC contends, that
         Hutchins is serving the sentence of a General
         Courts-Martial. For those of us retired Marines
         and others, who sat thnrough that entire GCM
         Trial, we are still of the opinion, that the trial was
         a set-up. If we can get enough members of Congress
         like Duncan Hunter, Al West, etc. to look into this
         matter, the charges against Hutchins and the rest of
         his Squad could possibly be dismissed. After almost
         6 years in limbo, possibly the charges against SSgt
         Wuterich, USMC (K/3/1) might also be dismissed.
         He is due to go on trial sometime in Jan. 2012.

         Semper fi & Happy New Year,
         Don Greenlaw


         ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cooke Richard Sr. M." 
<rmcooke@me.com>
         To: "Farrell, Tom and Marianne" <mhfarrell@cox.net>
         Cc: "Herman, Roger" <ooorah@san.rr.com>; "Greenlaw, Don" 
<dgreenlaw@cox.net>
         Sent: Monday, December 26, 2011 1:09 PM
         Subject: Brig Treatment of Hutchins


         > Tom,
         >
         > I'd like some information about the chain of command at the 
Miramar Brig. Twice in the recent days, the Brig CO has changed the visiting 
hours or days for seeing Sgt. Hutchins.  Once with visitors in route.  If 
you will let me know, I'd like to stir the pot a little.
         >
         > Thanks and love to Marianne,
         >
         > I trust you had a good Christmas,
         >
         > Dick