“Some people under great stress camouflage it very convincingly by internalizing it until they burst,” the navy psychiatrist said. Not until the evening he committed suicide. Army Spec-4 had never shown visible signs of trauma.

Like the Marine, he too had been rigorously screened but unlike the Marine, the U.S. A month after he shot Dillon, he opened his wrists with a boxcutter and bled out. He doesn’t have the benefit of therapy because he is dead. Army Spec-4 who terminated Jennifer Dillon is not. The Marine who executed Sussmann is in counselling, but the 22-year-old U.S. His mind cannot reconcile the two, and he may be living in a realm of perpetual psychological anguish,” she said. On the surface, the Marine feels he’s following his oath, his orders, his responsibilities-but may also feel he’s committing murder, a dishonorable act. There is a dramatic difference between a Marine defending himself in combat against a declared enemy, in the line of duty, and him executing an unarmed, blindfolded person. “I didn’t screen that Marine, nor am I the one counseling him, so I can only comment in broad, general terms. Navy psychiatrist who made the following observation: When screened by JAG, the Marine described himself as “battle-hardened” and “ready to serve,” and showed no clinical signs of PTSD. He did two tours in Afghanistan, each 15-months, and by his own admission killed several insurgents near the Afghan city of Sangin in 2015. A combat veteran with 14 years in service, he is no plebe.

Marine who had pulled the trigger on Sussmann afterward suffered night tremors that startled him awake, drenched in sweat, despite having endured a comprehensive psychological screening after volunteering for the job. The executions of Jennifer Dillon and Michael Sussmann, however, carried unanticipated-but possibly predictable–consequences: the U.S. Crandall had also grown weary of what he called “gallows theatrics.” The reason for the first switch, sources told Real Raw News, revolved around time constraints and cost. In June, JAG announced it would abandon hangings and instead execute Deep Staters by gunshot. Navy Judge Advocate General’s Corps will resume hanging condemned prisoners in early September, sources in JAG’s office told Real Raw News.

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