Justice at Last for SAS Man!

[BDG]

He should not have been bullied into pleading guilty, however, even if he thought he knew what should have been in the box, he should have checked. Had it been a listening device and we - or some one who could have used it to their advantage - had heard him spilling his guts to his Mrs he may have just died of something simple next deployment or training exercise.

What I am saying is that it is understandable that he did not know, but in the position he was in inexcusable he did not know. Does not remove the idiocy of who his advocate was - he should have been taken off operations and moved into a training role full time. Not sent to jail and defo not had his ID splashed across the press.