United States v. Henry
United States Court of Military Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
Quinn, Judge:
At trial on a charge of unpremeditated murder before a military judge without court members, the accused and a defense witness testified that' the accused was the only person of several outside a hootch (hut), occupied by Specialist Spooner and others, who fired a number of rounds from an M-16 rifle into the hootch. Spooner *99died from a bullet in the head. The accused testified that he had had a quarrel with some persons in the hootch and had been forced out; as he was “walking off” he heard, from inside the hootch, an “M-16 being locked and loaded.” He went to his own…
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