Army Maj. Nadal Hasan, the accused Fort Hood shooter whose trial entered closing arguments today, seems poised to become the first person to receive the death penalty from the military in more than half a century. It may be exactly what he wants. Representing himself, he rested his case earlier this week without calling a single witness or presenting any evidence in his own defense. "He thinks he's going to be a martyr," Seth G. Jones, an expert on Islamic extremism, said to CNN. Hasan faces 45 ...
Army Maj. Nadal Hasan, the accused Fort Hood shooter whose trial entered closing arguments today, seems poised to become the first person to receive the death penalty from the military in more than half a century. It may be exactly what he wants. Representing himself, he rested his case earlier this week without calling a single witness or presenting any evidence in his own defense. "He thinks he's going to be a martyr," Seth G. Jones, an expert on Islamic extremism, said to CNN. Hasan faces 45 ...
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