Added Claim Raised in Army Sex Trial
Sgt. Maj. Gene C. McKinney’s chief accuser acknowledged that she omitted from her original complaint one of her most sensational charges: that he made a raunchy come-on and promised to make her “plenty happy.” McKinney, 47, the Army’s former top-ranking enlisted soldier, is accused of sexually harassing, assaulting or threatening six women. Staff Sgt. Christine Fetrow, who claims McKinney repeatedly pursued her for sex, underwent a second day of contentious cross-examination as the first witness at McKinney’s court-martial in Ft. Belvoir.
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