Defense Fund for the Navy SEALs

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Three US Navy SEALs, SO2 Matthew McCabe, SO2 Jonathan Keefe and SO1 Julio Huertas have been charged with detainee abuse.  A separate Law Firm represents each one.  The Law Firm of Puckett & Faraj, PC represent SO2 McCabe.  Defense funds are being established to support all of the SEALs.  Here is the first one available for contributions.

DISCLAIMER: THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS PROVIDED WITHOUT ENDORSEMENT.  THE LAW FIRM OF PUCKETT & FARAJ, PC DOES NOT CONTROL OR HAVE ANY PROFESSIONAL OR FINANCIAL AFFILIATION WITH ANY LEGAL DEFENSE FUND.  LEGAL DEFENSE FUNDS OPERATE INDEPENDENTLY FROM THE LAW FIRM AND THE PARTNERS.  PARTICIPANTS ARE ENCOURAGED TO EXERCISE DUE DILIGENCE WHEN CHOOSING TO CONTRIBUTE TO A DEFENSE FUND.

U.S. NAVY SEAL/WARRIOR DEFENSE FUND: The U.S. Navy SEAL/Warrior Defense Fund is soliciting contributions to assist in defraying the legal costs and fees of the 3 Navy SEALs charged with assault of the mastermind of the 2004 torture, murder and mutilation of the US security guards in Fallujah.

Contributions can be sent to: “U.S. Navy SEAL/Warrior Legal Defense Fund”; Acct # 435020290711 c/o Bank of America P.O. Box F, Fort Eustis, VA 23604

Donations can be made at any Bank of America simply by depositing funds using the Fund name (U.S. Navy SEAL/Warrior Legal Defense Fund) and providing the Account Number (#435020290711).

Donations can also be made online via PayPal at the following site: http://sites.google.com/site/usnavyseallegaldefensefund/

PLEASE NOTE: the fund is NOT a 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization under the Internal Revenue Service and therefore contributions are NOT tax-deductible.

This Fund has been created, by a military family, to assist in the defense of Navy SEALs and other military operators charged with combat-related infractions of the Uniform Code of Military Justice.  For more information, please contact:  navysealdefense@gmail.com.

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3 Responses to “Defense Fund for the Navy SEALs”

  1. The Two Malcontents » SEALs: Duty, Honor, Daring Says:
    December 9th, 2009 at 2:28 am

    [...] EVENTS does not endorse any particular fund.  You may get information about some of the funds here. [...]

  2. S. Flanagan Says:
    January 7th, 2010 at 7:39 am

    What, if anything, these Navy Seals did to the prisoners was nothing compared to what they have done to us on 9-11 and what they are continuing to do to our troops in captivity and to their own people they hold captive in their own country. We, as survivors of 9-11, should be ashamed of ourselves for putting these honored men through this public display of our lack of patriotism. I don’t believe any military service man or woman should be tried in public courts. That is why we have military courts and attorneys. No wonder there is a decline in military service applications. Serving our country comes at too high a price these days.

  3. Daniel Buffenbarger Says:
    January 28th, 2010 at 12:48 pm

    Political correctness!! Rules of engagement!! What’s going on?? Aren’t we at war??

    It’s absurd that the Blackwater (now Xe) guys were brought up on charges and now this. These three heros risked their lives to capture and bring this guy in. So they roughed him up a bit. OMG!!!!!!!!!

    My donation went through the US Navy Seals Store. They have a special on T shirts dealing with this.

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