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11 September 2004
Korea Life Blog - Charles Jenkins
Isn't there some sort of statute of limitations on this sort ot thing? I think it's incredibly ridiculous to attempt to prosecute this 64 year old man for army desertion almost 40 years after it happened. It's my opinion that the US government has no other motive except to use Jenkins for what he may be able to reveal about North Korea. What do you think?
On a side note, out of curiosity I looked up "statue of limitations" on Google and it's amazing how many people have spelled it that way.
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