Washington (CNN) -- A Washington-based imam told CNN on Monday that alleged Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan approached him for help finding a wife. Imam Yahya Hendi, the Muslim chaplain at Georgetown University, said Hasan came to him at least two years ago as the cleric conducted services at Bethesda Naval Hospital in Maryland. "He said he wanted someone to help him serve, deploy and be understandable and understanding of his own military career," Hendi said. "He saw himself as someone ... continuing his service with the U.S. military till the end of his career." The imam said he spoke with Hasan on at least two occasions about his search for a spouse.
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Imam:  Nidal Malik Hasan wanted wife who could deal with his military career
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Yahya Hendi is third imam to tell CNN Hasan asked for help finding wife
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Manager of strip club tells reporters Hasan visited there several times
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Hendi says strip club visits violate Islam -- and so does "killing fellow citizens"
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