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Jordanian soldier sentenced to life for killing US troops. A military court convicted a Jordanian soldier Monday of killing three U. S. military trainers at a Jordanian air base and sentenced him to life in prison with hard labor.

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The defendant, 1st Sgt. Marik al- Tuwayha, who had pleaded 'not guilty' claimed he opened fire because he feared the al- Jafr base in southern Jordan was coming under attack on November 4. The victims were 2. Staff Sgt. Matthew C.

Lewellen of Kirksville, Missouri; 3. Staff Sgt. Kevin J. Mc. Enroe of Tucson, Arizona; and 2. Staff Sgt. James F.

Moriarty of Kerrville, Texas. As he was led out of the courtroom, al- Tuwayha said: 'I have all the respect for the king, but I was doing my job.'Relatives of two of the slain soldiers sat quietly as the judge announced his ruling to a crowded court. A military court in Amman, Jordan convicted Jordanian 1st Sgt. Marik al- Tuwayha (above center being led out of court) Monday of killing three U. S. military trainers last year and sentenced him to life in prison with hard labor.

Charles Lewellen, one of the bereaved fathers, later told The Associated Press that the verdict 'won't take the pain away,' but that it proved 'what we have been saying all along .. Some of the relatives criticized Jordan's handling of the case and called for the death penalty, saying the maximum sentence in this case, life in prison, was not enough. The three U. S. Army Green Berets were killed November 4, as their convoy waited at the gate to the base. Jordan initially said the Americans triggered the shooting by disobeying entry rules, a claim that was later withdrawn.

The trial 'confirmed that the deceased U. S. service members followed all established procedures when accessing the base the day of the incident, as we have noted before,' the U. S. Embassy in Jordan said in a statement. We are reassured to see the perpetrator brought to justice.'Jordan is a member of a U. S.- led military coalition against Islamic State group extremists in neighboring Syria and Iraq. Jordan hosts troops, including trainers, from the U. S. and other countries as part of the anti- IS battle.

Al- Tuwayha, who had pleaded 'not guilty,' claimed during the trial in the Amman, Jordan court (pictured above behind bars in July) he opened fire because he feared the al- Jafr base in southern Jordan was coming under attack on November 4. The military court judge, Col. Mohammed al- Afeef, said at the start of the trial that the defendant had no known ties to militant groups. Above Jordanian judges presiding over the trial are pictured in July. The defendant has said he had 'no intention of killing anyone' and felt no resentment toward Americans. However, security camera footage of the incident, as described by the bereaved relatives, shows the shooting lasted for six minutes ( court session from July pictured)The military court judge, Col.

Mohammed al- Afeef, said at the start of the trial that the defendant had no known ties to militant groups. This left questions about a possible motive.

The defendant and some of the gate guards testified that they heard what might have been a pistol shot coming from the direction of the U. S. convoy. The defendant said he opened fire because he feared the base was coming under attack. Other guards said they held their fire because they couldn't determine the source of the sound. The defendant has said he had 'no intention of killing anyone' and felt no resentment toward Americans. However, security camera footage of the incident, as described by the bereaved relatives, shows the shooting lasted for six minutes. They have said the video shows the defendant reloading and shooting at Americans who were waving their hands and yelling: 'We're Americans!

We're friendly.'A badge with a photo of 1st Sgt. Matthew Lewellen, a slain U. S. Army Green Beret, is shown pinned to the chest of his father, Charles, in Amman, Jordan on Monday. Watch The Witches Of Oz Online Forbes. The video was shown to the family by U. S. law enforcement, but has not been released to the public. Some of the relatives have questioned why the video was not screened during the trial and why the court did not ask a surviving U.

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S. soldier to testify, despite what they said was his willingness to do so. Moriarty's father, Jim, wrote in a letter Monday to the Jordanian Embassy in the U.

S. that the 'successful prosecution' was a 'good first step, but it is only the first step.'In the letter given to The AP, Moriarty, a Houston lawyer, listed several demands to Jordan. This included allowing the defendant to be re- interviewed by the FBI about his motive and releasing the security camera footage to the families. Moriarty said the video had been entered into evidence at the trial. Defense lawyer Subhi al- Mawas said he would appeal the court ruling. In Jordan, life in prison can mean 2.

Earlier this year, a Jordanian soldier who killed seven Israeli schoolgirls in a 1.

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