Where's the story?
The Pentagon already has conducted two separate investigations and disciplined several officers. But both probes concluded that Tillman's death was an accident, not intentional, and that there was no evidence that either the military or the Bush administration intentionally covered up the nature of the death until after a nationally televised memorial.
Five weeks after Tillman was killed, on May 26, 2004, his family was notified that his death resulted from what the military calls fratricide.
Five weeks doesn't seem that long when you consider we were (are) fighting a war on two fronts. Again, what is the buzz about?
