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The Department of Defense has finally agreed to an independent review of Colonel Stahlman's case. I am truly humbled by the persistence you showed to get us here because this outcome belongs entirely to you. We will remain watchful as the process moves forward, but for now please know how …

December 8, 2020

USMC Colonel Murdered - Family Needs YOUR Help!!!

USMC Colonel Murdered - Family Needs YOUR Help!!!

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Started by Kimberly Stahlman 6 years, 1 month ago

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In 2008, USMC Colonel Michael Stahlman was mortally wound in Ramada, Iraq and 2 months later passed away at Bethesda Naval Hospital, never regaining consciousness. The initial phone call from HQMarine Corps raised immediate immediate speculation, as Kimberly, his wife of 20 years, was told this was a SUICIDE and would have been done with non-dominant hand.

After 12 years of investigation, new evidence discovered and 10 forensic expert reports, all agree this was a HOMICIDE and that NCIS never did their due diligence investigating this case.

As of today, the DOD Inspector General has been sent all documents that prove the death of Colonel Stahlman was indeed a HOMICIDE and we are waiting to see what they come up with.

Mrs. Stahlman has had contact with President Trump by letter. He was straight forward in a letter to NCIS letting them know that DOD and he wanted this case re-opened. However, due to lack of trust in the process, Mrs. Stahlman and her attorney, Colby Vokey, decided it wouldn’t be prudent or in the best interest of the case to have NCIS look at this again. We are requesting an independent review, free of any Military connections.

Many families are having difficulty getting answers and the truth regarding the death of a military family member. The problem is systemic and must be addressed and resolved.

Please know that this request to sign the petition has nothing to do with money. Mrs. Stahlman received all benefits she was owed. All she want is JUSTICE for Mike. A man who gave his entire life to the military, starting with MMA(Marine Military high school), US Naval Academy and 21 years as a top notch USMC Officer.

Please, won’t you sign today and let our voices be recognized as an instrument for change.

Below there are several links to media regarding this case and information of many other families who are experiencing the same problems as the Stahlman family.


http:www.rivercitycharlie.com/podcast/episode/3874d4df/military-families-are-at-war-for-the-truth

harps://www.huffpost.co/etry/good-marine-corps-wife

MORE magazine - The Widow's War by Suzanna Andrews

48 HOURS episode -A Marine Colonel's Widow Fights For The Truth Behind His Death: Suicide or Homicide

This Marine's death was ruled a Suicide. His wife does not agree. CNN by Deborah Feyeric and Meridith Edwards, CNN


http://www.militaryfamiliesforjustice.org

Updates

Reached 1,000 supporters

September 15, 2020

September 9, 2020

I never expected so many people to stand with this family as they fight for the truth about Colonel Stahlman. You have provided the kind of momentum that makes it impossible for them to be ignored. This is entirely because of the community that gathered here.

Reached 100 supporters

September 1, 2020

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Saman Taherian
6 years ago Featured

I went to law school with Colonel Stahlman, and always held him in very high regard. Nearly 30 years after graduating from law school, I still do. An unbiased and fair investigation is the only morally acceptable path forward. Sincerely, Sam Taherian

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Leticia Rodriguez
6 years ago Featured

Michael was a student at MMA when I was secretary to the dean. This young man was honorable, courteous and, in my opinion, above reproach. I honestly do not, for one second, believe he would take his own life.

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Bobby Mills
7 months ago Featured

I went to school with Colonel Michael Stahlman. I find it very hard to accept that he committed suicide. Even when we were young he always spoke of God, Family, and Country as being the most important things in life. With this dedication and passion I will always refuse to accept this allegation.

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Theresa Friesen
1 year ago Featured

This had to be homicide. He was TRAINED with guns, why had anyone not asked why 'if it was suicide' it took 2 bullets to get it right? That right there says it all. This should make everyone ask "What are they trying to cover up?"

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Walt Wright
6 years ago Featured

Outstanding Marine Officer. Mike was assigned investigative tasks, because he delivered results. Mike was so close to retirement and only days from returning to home from overseas. His death was no accident and easy to arrange in a war zone. If you don't call it homicide, then at least call it undetermined.

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Allen Alexander
6 years ago Featured

This deserves another independent investigation. As a former Marine and graduate of the Marine Military Academy I feel his family as well as the deceased is due this to have any questions answered regarding his death and the circumstances surrounding it.

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Laura Waarvick
3 months ago

May you find the answers you are looking for.

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Stan Sawyer
6 months ago

MMA 69-73