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Two American soldiers were killed and other two injured when one Egyptian driver collided in his car two soldiers while changing the tire of a truck which was stationed on the road to the south of Kuwait . Sedgwick 's rejection of a hypothesis which was contradicted by the empirical evidence , despite his religious beliefs , is the act of the true scientist , and stands in stark contrast to the example provided by modern young-earth creationists . " Come out or we 'll kill your friend " was the threat , and she was put on a truck which was blacked out and then another truck and then another . Many of the sheep brought in for shearing were infested with A. triguttatum , so it seemed probable that the workers in the shed were infected from the ticks macerated during the shearing operation , a hypothesis which was supported by the occurrence of Q fever in fellmongers in Brisbane who handled fleeces from the infected stations . Wee , vpon due serch and examination , doe find that the body of John Walker was blackish and blew , and the skine broken in divers places form the middle to the haire of his head , viz , all his backe with stripes giuen him by his master , Robert Latham , as Robert himselfe did testify ; and alsoe wee found a bruise of his left arme , and one of his left hipp , and one great bruise of his brest ; and there was the knuckles of one hand and one of his fingers frozen , and alsoe both his heeles frozen , and one of his great toes frozen , and alsoe the side of his foot frozen ; and alsoe , vpon the reviewing the body , wee found three gaules like holes in the hames ...; and alsoe wee find that the said John was forced to carry a logg which was beyond his strength , which hee indeauoring to doe , the logg fell vpon him , and hee , being downe , had a stripe or two , as Josepth Beedle doth testify ; ( PCR 3 : 71 ) . " , I , 492 ) avers that the thorns in the Crown still looked green , a freshness which was miraculously renewed each day , he does not much strengthen the historical testimony for the authenticity of the relic , but the " Breviarius " , and the " Itinerary " of Antoninus of Piacenza , both of the sixth century , clearly state that the Crown of Thorns was at that period shown in the church upon Mount Sion ( Geyer , Itinera Hierosolymitana , 154 and 174 ) .