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Fort Hood trial cost government about $5 million

Records show the U.S. government spent nearly $5 million to court-martial and convict an Army psychiatrist in the 2009 Fort Hood shooting rampage.

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Lawyers: Fort Hood gunman's victims might not get any money

An attorney for the Army psychiatrist who killed 13 people in a shooting rampage at Fort Hood, Texas in 2009 has said that almost all of the gunman's salary has been donated to charity, making it...

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Lawmakers push to reclassify Ft. Hood shooting as terrorism

Case was tried as workplace violence

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Exclusive video of Fort Hood gunman Nidal Hasan

Video of 2007 presentation of Muslims in the military

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A look at Maj. Nadal Hasan before Fort Hood massacre

Catherine Herridge reports

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Fort Hood shooting victim reacts to Nidal Hasan sentencing

Sgt. Alonzo Lunsford speaks out

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Army psychiatrist gets death for Fort Hood massacre

Casey Stegall report from Texas

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Military jury gives Nidal Hasan the death penalty

Fort Hood gunman sentenced to death for killing 13 people

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Panel deliberating sentence for Ft. Hood shooter Nidal Hasan

Hasan chose not to address the 13 officers who could sentence him to death

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Penalty phase of Ft. Hood court-martial: prosecution rests

Will Nidal Hasan be sentenced to death?

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