Hasan has been charged with 13 counts of premeditated murder and 32 counts of attempted murder under the Uniform Code of Military Justice, he may face additional charges at court-martial. He was an American-born Muslim of Palestinian descent. Investigations before and after the shootings showed e-mails where Hasan was communicating with Anwar al-Awlaki, and he told Hasan that "he was a hero because fighting against the U.S. Army is an" Islamic duty". Government agencies began doing research on Hasan, but they found that he had no known links to terrorist groups. Hasan showed up to work one day, went and sat down at his desk, and bowed his head for several minutes. Next thing you know, he stood up.........and opened fire in the building. He shot at the soldiers that were in the same office as him and then on a crowd of people gathered for a college graduation ceremony. Its unknown but as seen by eyewitnesses, Hasan focused more on the soldiers in uniform.
- Can certain religions be trusted in the Military?
- Should the government cut down even more on who's allowed to join any armed forces, including the navy, marines, and air force?
- Can citizens truly trust their troops?
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