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Marcus Luttrell's dog was murdered.  (Details here.)  Four people were involved.  Luttrell heard all four of the dog killers laughing and joking.  Two of the dog killers are claiming to be "witnesses," and thus have no been identified by the media.  Based on a quirk in the law, they might escape criminal prosecution. The least we can do is identify the two "witnessess" on this blog.  We will ensure that anyone using Google to research those "witnesses" will learn that they either conspired to murder a dog; or that they thought it was funny watching their friends murder a dog.Can any Texas lawyers obtain the police reports in the case?  Or at least tell me how to obtain them?  If so, please contact me.

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on April 07, 2009 (boomark / email).

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