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Re: "I'm so proud of him. I just want him to come home, come back to America, "
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Jul 19, 2023, 5:53:21 AM7/19/23
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On 16 Feb 2022, Matt Goetz <namblame...@gop.org> posted some
news:suj9m0$1c8de$1...@news.freedyn.de:
> This stupid black cunt is pround of her son for deserting??
U.S. soldier with Racine connection detained in North Korea
Private 2nd Class Travis King, 23, crossed into North Korea shortly after
being released from prison in South Korea, officials say
A U.S. soldier detained in North Korea has a Wisconsin connection, WISN 12
News has learned.
U.S. officials tell ABC News that 23-year-old Private 2nd Class Travis
King crossed into North Korea shortly after being released from prison in
South Korea.
Officials said King served some time on assault charges and was supposed
to go straight to the airport to return to the U.S. to face military
disciplinary action.
King's mother lives in Racine and told ABC News she was shocked when she
heard the news.
"I can’t see Travis doing anything like that," Claudine Gates said.
Gates said the Army told her on Tuesday her son had crossed into North
Korea.
The American-led United Nations command said it is working with its North
Korean counterparts to resolve the situation.
King has served in the Army for more than two years.
"I’m so proud of him. I just want him to come home, come back to America,"
Gates told ABC News.
https://www.wisn.com/article/patient-sings-during-brain-surgery/44583058
news:suj9m0$1c8de$1...@news.freedyn.de:
> This stupid black cunt is pround of her son for deserting??
U.S. soldier with Racine connection detained in North Korea
Private 2nd Class Travis King, 23, crossed into North Korea shortly after
being released from prison in South Korea, officials say
A U.S. soldier detained in North Korea has a Wisconsin connection, WISN 12
News has learned.
U.S. officials tell ABC News that 23-year-old Private 2nd Class Travis
King crossed into North Korea shortly after being released from prison in
South Korea.
Officials said King served some time on assault charges and was supposed
to go straight to the airport to return to the U.S. to face military
disciplinary action.
King's mother lives in Racine and told ABC News she was shocked when she
heard the news.
"I can’t see Travis doing anything like that," Claudine Gates said.
Gates said the Army told her on Tuesday her son had crossed into North
Korea.
The American-led United Nations command said it is working with its North
Korean counterparts to resolve the situation.
King has served in the Army for more than two years.
"I’m so proud of him. I just want him to come home, come back to America,"
Gates told ABC News.
https://www.wisn.com/article/patient-sings-during-brain-surgery/44583058
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