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this 16-year-old mystery. one of australia's most decorated soldiers has lost a lawsuit. ben roberts—smith a former corporal in the australian special sources was found to be someone who broke the legal and moral rules of military engagement. here is the summing up. the applicant while a member of the asos are unarmed and defenceless man by caking him off a cliff and commanded soldiers to shoot him. two, the applicant broke the legal and moral rules of military engagement and is therefore a criminal. three, the applicant
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sued the papers over a series of articles alleging he killed unarmed prisoners. but the judge ruled that the newspapers had proven that most of their reports were substantially true. robin brant reports. corporal ben roberts—smith. he was an icon in his own country. a war hero, honoured by the head of state no less. the victoria cross on his chest testament to ben roberts—smith's bravery. australia's highest military honour was given to him in 2011 for single—handedly overpowering taliban machine guns. the federal court of australia is now in session. but a court has now ruled that newspaper reports of four claims of murder during his time in afghanistan were substantially true. the applicant's conduct and actions on the mission to w108 as found means that the respondents have established the substantial truth. the trial was a first
were substantially true. robin brant reports. corporal ben roberts—smith. he was an icon in his own country. a war hero, honoured by the head of state no less. the victoria cross on his chest testament to ben roberts—smith's bravery. australia's highest military honour was given to him in 2011 for single—handedly overpowering taliban machine guns. the federal court of australia is now in session. but a court has now ruled that newspaper reports of four claims of murder during his time in afghanistan were substantially true.
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years or yesterday we make that promise to you. >> reporter: and american promise cap to. since 2015 they have identified nearly 1200 soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines including u.s. army corporal luther story. what does that mean to you? >> it means that i get to welcome him back. >> judy wade never met her uncle luther, a true war hero. during one battle in korea, his army citations that he killed or wounded 100 enemy soldiers. the 18-year-old died protecting his unit, the bravest soldier they ever met was awarded the medal of honor. general omar bradley presented it to his father. but the family always felt more pain than pride until a phone call last month he had been identified. >> you must of been away. >> it was like every brain cell i had exploded in my head to.
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at anytime. >> having discovered he was not exactly husband of the year, some people still nursed a lingering suspicion, and yet, here he was, devoted in the care of his children. and full of praise for his dead wife. >> she did a wonderful job raising these kids. she was the one who got them to practice on time, got them to ball games on time. >> when sheriff ellis walked up to the podium, he looked at teresa's mother rita, and vowed he would get justice yet. >> miss rita, i won't quit until we find out what happened to miss teresa. >> and in fact, even as he spoke, the sheriff, along with the corporal were chasing down their first honest to god lead in over a year. it didn't seem like much really, not at. firsthand overheard story from a guy in a bar. something about how he and a friend had ran into someone with a gun. not so terribly uncommon around here, mind you. except it happened around the same time and not very far away
i want to know, did you do it? >> of course not. they told me from the get-go, i would be number one prime suspect because of this. >> do you still love me? >> yes i do. >> if you did have anything to do with her dying was it because you loved me? >> i don't have nothing to do with it, no, no, no. i had nothing. my hands are clean as they can be. >> so infidelity? yes. murder, didn't sound like it. >> we can prove that he was an adulterer, but we were trying to prove the murder. >> i guess there's no cry against being align sack of you know what. >> it's not against the law to have a mistress. >> now the corporal in the sheriff reverted to standard procedure. they followed up every tip, track down every tenuous meeting, knocked down rumors. somebody called scott from
craig melvin: (voiceover) p-- welcome to "dateline."es. even though teresa mayfield's husband scott had been very cooperative with investigators, they wondered if there was something he wasn't telling them. here again with "secrets in a small town" is keith morrison. mayfield has been had been cooperative with respective, but they wonder if there was more that they had not been telling them. >> it's a funny thing about secrets, the can stay hidden for so long. especially in a little place like moundsville. and it didn't take very long for sheriff ellis and corporal lloyd to stumble a secret scott had been keeping. >> we were out of the crime scene, and the young lady had come to pick up the boys. >> it was only later, when the fog had lifted, when teresa's relatives wondered to police who was that woman hanging around the day teresa died? that wasn't eloy tractor down, and what they discovered, well,