Killer's ashes kicked out of national cemetery

http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/12/27/kil....ap/index.html

• The remains of Russell Wayne Wagner must leave Arlington National Cemetery
• Wagner, a Vietnam vet, was convicted of murdering an elderly couple
• He was eligible for interment at Arlington under a legal loophole
• In January, President Bush signed a new law eliminating the loophole

Wagner, a Vietnam veteran, was convicted in 2002 of stabbing to death Daniel Davis, 84, and Wilda Davis, 80, in their home in 1994. He was sentenced to life in prison. Wagner died in 2005 of a heroin overdose in prison at age 52. Because he was honorably discharged from the Army in 1969, he qualified for interment at Arlington. His remains were placed there July 27, 2005, at the request of his sister

Whaddaya know, Bush did something I agree with.

Wow, how horrible (The murder)

My Dad is buried there. Fine with me to relocate this guy.

and now anyone buried at arlington is being reexamined to determine if they are worthy.
those who once were brave and heros then in later year became mentally unstable and hurt others will no longer be allowed.

fine,let's try it this way.
a hero of a war ,a person who served his country faithfully
and afterword sufferer post war syndrome,
a person who does bad things possibly due to somthing related to the past
sorry about the memories,the experiances that perhaps troubled you
does'nt matter.sarcastic
sarcastic.
sarcastic