Robert finally had a face-to-face meeting with his lawyer provided by Disposable Warriors this week, and he sounded very hopeful that he could get Robert a new hearing in April or May. Interestingly, he said that Robert’s sentence was only the second longest he’s ever seen for AWOL charges, the longest being 18 months, but Robert’s 15-month sentence was also exceptional. To put this in perspective, other prisoners charged with what most civilians would consider actual crimes, like drug charges and violent crimes child molestation and assault generally serve only a few months. The Army has a tendency to punish more severely actions that are only considered crimes within the military.
If you’d like to help the cause, pin-up model and burlesque performer Bettina May will be donating 100% of the sales from her online store to Disposable Warriors until the end of March, so check out her online store to help.
