he was also in georgia at fort stewart.two of them to jeremy cuellar. >> i sold him firearms. >> okay. what firearms did you sell him? >> i sold him a ruger sr -- sr9e. it's a 9 mil'. >> after talking with another soldier, army cid learns that jeremy cuellar had allegedly described how he says he killed sergeant hassel. >> he's bragging. he's telling his best buddy on base what he did. after he'd shot him, he stood over him and put one in his head to confirm the kill. one of the shots was directly in the forehead. >> jeremy cuellar is immediately put under surveillance at his home near the base. in his driveway is a black car that looks very similar to the car caught on security camera the night of sergeant hassel's murder. >> it was a black chevy impala. and we had conducted a search of the vehicle and discovered 9-millimeter ammunition and another 9-millimeter magazine. >> it was believed to be a 9-millimeter pistol that was used in the murder of sergeant hassel. the license plate number was provided to the st. joseph tow

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he never went back to fort stewart, georgia. the young man on the far left there holding the banner, his name is brian hill. a national guardsmen. brian was a part of the 13 appeals who was on 60 minutes in february 2007. we were on 60 minutes. and this piece when we develop a quantitative aspect of our organizing. not when we had 3000 -- almost 3000 when we had 65 signers of the appeal for redress. this very straightforward three sentences that i have not read yet. it basically states as a patriotic american proud to serve the nation in uniform, i respectfully urge my political leaders in congress to support the proper withdrawal of all american military forces and bases from iraq and it would not work and would not be worth the price and it is time for troops to come home. we had about 600 plus signers with all the corporate media too . they were covering aspirin brian wrote a statement to the producer of the 60 minutes, right before we aired it. i will end by reading experts. he had some of these principal risk-taking and wha

he never went back, went awol i never went back to fort stewart, georgia. the young man who's on the far left there holding the appeal banner. his name is brian hill, national guard member. now, brian. was a part of one of the 13 appeals signers who was on 60 minutes in february 2007, was mentioned that we want 60 minutes. and again this this, this, this piece. when we deal with the quantitative scuse me, the qualitative aspect of our organizing, not when we had 3000, almost 3000, that we had 300, we 65 signers of the appeal for redress this simple this very straightforward three sentences that i haven't read yet. they basically stated as a patriotic american, proud to serve the nation the uniform i respect artfully urge my political leaders congress to support the prompt withdrawal of all american military forces bases from iraq, staying in iraq would not work and is not worth the price. it's time for u.s. troops to come home. we had about 600 plus signers with all the corporate media. i'm amazed i got to with all the corporate media covering us. brian her