Reply #124: There is nothing in the article to indicate that...

[cynatnite]

Even the father thinks it was gross negligence on the part of the soldiers who shot him. They knew they screwed up and worsened matters by attempting to cover it up. The family believes the lies continued to protect the screw ups who did it...even as unintentional as it was.

The family is looking for answers to every single question and given Pat Tillman's celebrity status the Pentagon is attempting to placate them. Given how this was fucked up from the beginning starting with a hero's death at the hands of the enemy to the admission it was friendly fire with gaps of information still missing, I highly doubt all their questions will ever be answered.

None of this makes Pat Tillman's killing intentional.

on edit: I also think the family is looking for justice by having those who accidentally killed Pat Tillman jailed. That's understandable. I'd probably want the same thing.