then, staff sergeant wuterich came in and finished the job. >> narrator: the four men killed by wuterich sharratt were all brothers, members of the ahmed family. sharratt's case was the first to be considered by the investigating officer. he was charged with three counts of unpremeditated murder for the killings in house 4. the central question was whether his actions were appropriate under the rules of engagement, the roe, the conditions under which u.s. forces are allowed to use deadly force. >> the rules of engagement have one fundamental underpinning and that is that every soldier or marine has the right to self- defense. that's the first and foremost element of the rules of engagement. and every marine and soldier can tell you that they have a little card, and they can tell you what the card says. >> narrator: gary myers, justin sharratt's attorney, has been practicing military law since arguing the my lai case during the vietnam war. he contended sharratt's actions were justified under the rules of engagement, because sharratt said he acted in self-defense. >> he saw an ak-47 being

into the web site for puckett and for ron these are the attorneys that represented sergeant frank wuterich in his recent trial now literate you may remember admitted to leading marines into two civilian homes in had a decent iraq back in two thousand and five which resulted in the deaths of twenty four civilians including women and children they say they want to bring attention to this case adding quote can you believe this scumbag had his charges reduced to involuntary manslaughter and got away with only a pay cut now it goes on to compare that with what's happening to alleged wiki leaks or bradley manning who now faces life imprisonment for sharing classified documents now another really interesting thing also happened turns out it's not just web sites apparently anonymous has also been able to record some pretty high profile telephone conversations including one between the f.b.i. and scotland yard about the investigation into anonymous and the f.b.i. has confirmed the call saying it was illegally into obtained meant for the ears of law enforcement only and as we know anonymous doesn't

military judicial system anonymous took down the website of the attorneys who defended sergeant frank wuterich the man who sentence was reduced in a plea deal over the head to the massacre in iraq one that left twenty four civilians dead back in two thousand and five now in their hack anonymous left this message on the attorney's website so it's part of our ongoing efforts to expose the corruption of the court systems and the brutality of u.s. imperialism we want to bring attention to u.s. embassy sergeant frank wuterich can you believe this scumbag had his charges reduced to involuntary manslaughter and got away with only a pay cut meanwhile bradley manning who was brave enough to risk his life and freedom to expose the truth about government corruption is threatened with life imprisonment so yeah i think it's fair to say that anonymous has been splitting up its efforts over a few different projects yet somehow they've just managed to outsmart the feds once again it's not only embarrassing but it's a little disturbing you know the organization tasked with protecting the people against terrori

imperialism we want to bring attention to us and the sergeant frank wuterich can you believe this scumbag had his charges reduced to involuntary manslaughter and got away with only a pay cut meanwhile bradley manning who is brave enough to risk his life and freedom to expose the truth about government corruption is threatened with life imprisonment so yeah i think it's fair to say that anonymous has been splitting up its efforts over a few different projects yet somehow they've just managed to outsmart the feds once again it's not only embarrassing but it's a little disturbing you know the organization tasked with protecting the people against terrorists organized crime and yes even hackers cyber warriors who obviously are incapable of handling some of these threats if they're having their lines have to by the very people that they're talking about i mean the irony here is just too thick while talking about anonymous they get hacked by anonymous so i think i've said enough that is tonight's tool time winner. while the state of florida is currently front and center for the debate over priv

earlier today the web site for puckett and for raj the attorneys that represented sergeant frank wuterich in his recent trial in mid to leading marines into two civilian homes back in two thousand and five in iraq it resulted in the killing of twenty four civilians that includes women and children now here's a glimpse of what that web site for those attorneys looked like was basically a black page which they wrote in red type and how they targeted this page now here's what was written they say they want to bring attention to this case adding can you believe this scumbag had his charges reduced to involuntary manslaughter and got away with only a pay cut and goes on to compare what's happening with alleged bradley manning who faces life imprisonment for sharing classified documents to his case another really interesting thing also happened turns out it's not his web site apparently anonymous has also been able to record some pretty high profile telephone conversations including one with the f.b.i. and scotland yard about the investigation into them. prosecution. without. ok how much time d

least let's talk about this other latest hack at the attorneys who represented marine sergeant frank wuterich why do you think they chose this case in particular certainly there are a lot of things that people find fault and especially with with his sentence not even getting any time behind bars but why do you think anonymous would focus on this case stacey and just as the man and not the many others. and this is the big lot of them there are a number of reasons why no anonymous basically any american who cares about justice would be mr person involved who prompted this massacre of twenty four people got off extraordinary lightly at the same time broke i mean it's still facing god knows what after having been psychologically tortured for months contrary to american ideals so you know there's a month ago i guess the sentence was handed down and in the meantime this this law firm has a history that i won't go into right now but they have a history of. behavior and so couple the e-mails the key people responsible some very sick people sponsible have already gone through all the. points and. from