By Jeff Schogol, MarineCorpsTimes:
Gloria Allred wants the House Armed Services community to conduct a hearing as soon as possible to hear from the female victims of Marine United and other web pages…
The Naval Criminal Investigative Service has identified hundreds of Marines who are members of the Marines United Facebook group, where some members allegedly shared nude photos of female troops, veterans and civilians, a Democratic House lawmaker said on Thursday.
NCIS is investigating whether Marines shared the nude photos without the women’s consent and harassed them online. So far, investigators have 1,200 members of Marines United, including 700 active-duty Marines and 150 Marines in the Reserve, Rep. Jackie Speier, of California, said at a news conference.
About 500 of Marines United’s roughly 30,000 members are believed to have viewed the nude photographs, Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Robert Neller told senators on Tuesday.
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