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A year after this Marine disappeared on a hike, his family is still unsure what happened

    Erika I. Ritchie, The Orange County Register
    Feb 25, 2020 4:00 AM EST

 

Every night, Greg Kraft turns on an electric candle that sits in the window of his family’s Connecticut home.

“I turn it on and I say, ‘God Bless Matt,’ ” Kraft said Friday, Feb. 21, his voice choked with emotion. “In the morning I turn it off and say ‘God Bless Matt.’ “

The candle, in the upstairs middle dormer of his Williamsburg Cape Cod-style home, is lighted so his son, Capt. Matthew Kraft, can find his way back.

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He either died on the hike or worse he deserted.
On the eve of deployment to Afghanistan.
This happens every year all over the country.
People go hiking alone in very dangerous conditions.
Many times they have no radio equipment, survival gear, or emergency rations.
Because, you know, nothing could possibly go wrong. Right?
Sometimes they bring kids alone with them.
I will never understand it? Foolish actions = bad rewards.
And this guy was a platoon leader too.
You cannot "COEXIST" with people who want to kill you.
If they kill their own with no conscience, there is nothing to stop them from killing you.
Rational fear and anger at vicious murderous Islamic terrorists is the same as irrational antisemitism, according to the Leftists.