Grand Swipe Wilbur Ross Again, Kappa Beta Phi Secret Society | Former soldier at center of murder of Iraqi family dies after suicide attempt

Steven Green was found in his cell on Thursday and died two days later

 

Wilbur Ross - Grand Swipe or chief of Kappa Beta Phi, a secret society for elite Wall Street bankers, wife Hilary Geary

[sidebar:  Wilbur Ross, The GRAND SWIPE and his lovely wife, Hillary Geary ~~ attending the Kappa Beta Phi Secret Society that has been at the business of WAR, since 1929?  That is the date allowed 'out' anyway, for now.

>> http://theartof12.blogspot.com/2014/02/inside-wall-streets-most-secret.html

 

sidebar continued ... The Kappa Beta Phi CHIEF is no doubt who meets with the top KINGS, QUEENS and other so called ROYALS.

 

And so the PRAYER of billions and billions is, that, any and all soldiers used in the manufacturing of so much Das Kapital 'trading of flesh', well the act of criminally insane must stop the critical mass now.  The time in earth could see the lessening of  the sickest of our species, the greediest that have become completely criminally insane, and use innocence to kill innocence and call this act investing in commodities trades and exchanges ... WELL ....

 

The reality may happen to be about energy and energy as energy in forms and unformed as powerful powers all powerfully always changing shape and form.

 

So do we keep a recycling of the energy/ies?  Do the Chief Swipe and his lovely wife get to be the innocent Iraqis in another plane of vibration and how long would the experience go to get the  separation to understand the true monster of torturous pain?]

 

http://www.cnn.com/2014/02/18/us/soldier-steven-green-suicide/index.html?hpt=hp_t2l <<

 

Former soldier at center of murder of Iraqi family dies after suicide attempt, By Steve Almasy, CNN, Tue February 18, 2014 

 

Former Army soldier Steven D. Green was convicted five years ago of raping a 14-year-old Iraqi girl and murdering her and her family.

 

STORY HIGHLIGHTS

• Steven Green was found in his cell on Thursday and died two days later
• A medical examiner ruled his death suicide by hanging
• In 2006, Green and four others raped a 14-year-old Iraqi girl and killed some of her family
• He was sentenced to multiple life terms in federal court because he had left the Army

(CNN) -- A former U.S. soldier convicted five years ago of murdering an Iraqi family died Saturday, two days after an apparent suicide attempt in his Arizona prison cell, authorities said.

Steven Green was found unresponsive last Thursday, according to the Federal Bureau of Prisons.

The deputy chief medical examiner with Pima County, Dr. Eric Peters, said the cause of death was suicide by hanging.

In 2009, Green was found guilty in U.S. District Court in Kentucky of raping a 14-year-old Iraqi girl and murdering her, her parents and her 6-year-old sister in the town of Yusufiya, about 20 miles south of Baghdad. The crimes occurred three years before the conviction.

Prosecutors sought the death penalty but a jury couldn't reach a unanimous decision.

He issued a public apology for his crimes, one the relatives of the victims didn't accept.

Green, who was sentenced to multiple life sentences without possibility of parole, told the family he was "truly sorry for what I did in Iraq."

"I helped to destroy a family and end the lives of four of my fellow human beings, and I wish that I could take it back, but I cannot," Green said, reading a statement at a victim impact hearing. "And, as inadequate as this apology is, it is all I can give you."

The relatives decried Green's sentence and testified about how the heinous crime had shattered their lives, and how it will haunt them always.

Green said that he knew "you wish I was dead, and I do not hold that against you. If I was in your place, I am convinced beyond any doubt that I would feel the same way."

Green was tried in a civilian court in Paducah, Kentucky, because he had already been discharged from the Army by the time his crimes surfaced.

He was the last of five soldiers who served in the 101st Airborne Division, based at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, to be convicted for the crimes and their subsequent cover-up.

From 2009: Steven Green: 'You probably think I'm a monster'