MURKY WATER….Charles Kuffner summarizes the latest in the flap about Josh Llano, the army chaplain who allegedly offering baths to dusty American soldiers in his 500-gallon pool if they agreed to be baptized. His conclusion: Llano is probably in the clear, although there are still a few unanswered questions that it would be nice to get answers to. I think I pretty much agree with his assessment.
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