Guantánamo Judge Weighing Hearsay Statements in U.S.S. Cole Bombing Case

About 100 Yemeni witnesses are unavailable for the trial for the 2000 terrorist attack. Now, a military judge must decide how much hearsay testimony to allow in the death-penalty case.

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