USS COLE (DDG-67) Relatives Case Against Sudan Decided

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USS COLE (DDG-67) Relatives Case Against Sudan Decided

July 25th, 2007 by xformed

Can’t find it on the web yet, but the news on radio about 30 minutes ago said the judge decided to award $8M to the 15 families of the USS COLE (DDG-67) casualties in their case against the government of Sudan.

Report said the request was $100M. I’m sure details will be around the MSM/net soon…

Update 7/26/2007: Here’s a story, but not from a “big” MSM outlet. Hmmm…

Corrections: 17 families, not 15 and the original demand was $105M

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