Nidal Hasan found guilty in Fort Hood massacre  FORT HOOD, Texas
(CNN) -- A military jury on Friday convicted Army Maj. Nidal
Hasan of 13 counts of premeditated murder and 32 counts of
premeditated attempted murder in a November 5, 2009, shooting
rampage at Fort Hood, Texas, making it possible for the death
penalty to be considered as a punishment.  The jurors
deliberated fewer than seven hours over two days to hand down a
verdict against Hasan, who admitted to targeting soldiers he was
set to deploy with to Afghanistan to protect the Taliban and its
leaders. The shooting rampage occurred at a deployment
processing center.  The court-martial next moves to the penalty
phase, where Hasan -- acting as his own attorney -- will have
the opportunity to address the jurors considering whether he
should be executed for his actions.  Deliberating since Thursday
afternoon  On Thursday afternoon, a judge handed the case to the
jury, a panel of 13 senior officers, after 12 days of testimony.
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