Friday, May 01, 2009         Monday July 3, 2006, Sandra Lupien
broke the news listeners of KPFA's The Morning Show, "Steven
Green who is discharged from the army was arrested in recent
days in North Carolina and faces criminal charges in connection
with the killings." It's the fourth news break of that day's
broadcast and Steven D. Green is currently and finally on trial
in Kentucky. From the July 2, 2006 snapshot: "Lupien also noted
the arrest of Steven D. Green. Green, is 21 and was with the
101st Airborne Division of the US Army. Friday, in Asheville,
North Carolina, he was arrested and charged with both the four
deaths as well as the rape. According to the US government press
release, if convicted on the charge of murder, 'the maximum
statutory penalty . . . is death' while, if convicted on the
charge of rape, 'the maxmium statutory penalty for the rape is
life in prison'."  November 2, 2006, the US Justice Dept
announced Green had been indicted: "A former Ft. Campbell
soldier has been charged with vario