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The content of this site is very graphic in order to convey the heinousness of the crimes, and prevent these convicts from distorting the truth of their past. All case details are copied directly from court martial records, but may not include the entire record. These court records are in the public domain, through the Freedom Of Information Act, and are available on the official court websites, though they are difficult to find. They have been gathered here as a public service for civilians, so that these perverts can not lie their way into your life.
MILITARY SEX OFFENDERS REGISTRY - SEX OFFENDERS CONVICTED IN THE U.S. MILITARY
WASHINGTON Under pressure to meet combat needs, the Army and Marine Corps brought in significantly more recruits with felony convictions last year than in 2006, including some with manslaughter and sex crime convictions.
Data released by a congressional committee shows the number of soldiers admitted to the Army with felony records jumped from 249 in 2006 to 511 in 2007. And the number of Marines with felonies rose from 208 to 350.
Army, Marines enlisting more felons - U.S. news - Military - msnbc.com
The content of this site is very graphic in order to convey the heinousness of the crimes, and prevent these convicts from distorting the truth of their past. All case details are copied directly from court martial records, but may not include the entire record. These court records are in the public domain, through the Freedom Of Information Act, and are available on the official court websites, though they are difficult to find. They have been gathered here as a public service for civilians, so that these perverts can not lie their way into your life.
MILITARY SEX OFFENDERS REGISTRY - SEX OFFENDERS CONVICTED IN THE U.S. MILITARY
WASHINGTON Under pressure to meet combat needs, the Army and Marine Corps brought in significantly more recruits with felony convictions last year than in 2006, including some with manslaughter and sex crime convictions.
Data released by a congressional committee shows the number of soldiers admitted to the Army with felony records jumped from 249 in 2006 to 511 in 2007. And the number of Marines with felonies rose from 208 to 350.
Army, Marines enlisting more felons - U.S. news - Military - msnbc.com