Hasan: 'I would still be a martyr' if executed  Tuesday -
8/13/2013, 6:45pm EDT  Associated Press  FORT HOOD, Texas (AP)
-- The Army psychiatrist on trial for the 2009 shooting rampage
at Fort Hood told mental health experts shortly after the attack
that he "would still be a martyr" if convicted and executed by
the government, according to newly released documents.  The
remarks by Maj. Nidal Hasan were published Tuesday by the New
York Times, as military lawyers ordered to help Hasan insist
that he wants jurors to sentence him to death. Hasan is
representing himself during the trial, which continued Tuesday
at the Texas military base with FBI agents testifying about a
gruesome, bullet-riddled crime scene.  Hasan told a panel of
mental health experts that he wished he had been killed in the
attack because it would have meant God had chosen him for
martyrdom, according to documents given to the newspaper by
Hasan's former lead attorney, John Galligan.  Hasan, an
American-born Muslim, was left paralyzed from the