Re: Ed Brown Circa 1975 to 1992

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On 6/04/06, BCNR (Bureau For Correction Of Navy Records) Clerk wrote:

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> 3. The Sailor or Marine did not go to booking or arraignment
immediately. Instead they were delivered to Ed Brown's personal office in
the Sherrif's Department.
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> 4. Ed Brown then demanded homosexual favors from the Sailors and
Marines. When these Sailors and Marines refused; they were sent to jail
cells to ensure that they would be charged with Article 86 of the UCMJ (In
hands of Civilian Authorities still counts as an unauthorized absense even
though the individual is found not guilty or has all charges dropped or
dismissed.)
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Did anyone see the Jacksonville Daily News today? Do you notice a pattern
of the "unauthorized absense"? Why would this marine who was honorably
discharged, ready to leave on Sunday, have an unauthorized absense and
kill himself? Read the following quote from the paper:

in the paper today (November 17, 2006)

“There was blood and a handgun near the young male’s head,” said Onslow
County Sheriff Ed Brown.

An autopsy was conducted by Dr. William Kelley, an Onslow County medical
examiner, on Oct. 26, and it was determined that Langsdon died of a single
gunshot wound to the head. At the time, Kelley said, “the death is being
investigated to rule out a homicide, but it could very well be a suicide.”

Authorities examined evidence collected at the scene and interviewed
people connected to Langsdon, who at the time of his death was considered
absent from the Marine Corps without authorization, Brown said.