Victim Families Likely Won't Get Money From Nidal Hasan
Attorney says he donated his military earnings since the Fort Hood shootings to unspecified charity
Nidal Hasan collected nearly $300,000 in his military salary while awaiting trial for the 2009 shooting rampage at Fort Hood, but his attorney said nearly all of it has been given to charity -- likely making it impossible for his victims to get any of it.
Hasan's civil attorney, John Galligan, wouldn't disclose any information about the charities or proof that donations had been made.
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