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Residents of Afghan villages where US soldier went on rampage angry that he has escaped death penalty - @BBCWorld
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Afghan massacre suspect Sgt. Bales, on the steroid he was using to tone his muscles: 'Sir it definitely increased my irritability and anger' - @NealKarlinsky
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Robert Bales, tells judge that he had the specific intent to kill 16 Afghan villagers. He says he freely made decision - @CBSNews' @sfutterman
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A villager on March 11, 2012 points to where a family was said to be shot in their home by a US soldier in Alkozai, a village in Afghanistan's Kandahar province. (Photo by Mammon Durrani / AFP - Getty Images)
U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Robert Bales was charged on March 23, 2012, with 17 counts of premeditated murder, a capital offense that could lead to the death penalty in the massacre of Afghan civilians, the U.S. military said.
The 38-year-old soldier is accused of walking off a U.S. military base with his 9mm pistol and M-4 rifle, which was outfitted with a grenade launcher, before dawn on March 11, killing nine Afghan children and eight adults and burning some of the bodies. - AP
