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what do you think would have happened if the cokocommandered listened to the advice of major bresler? i would have my son. i don't think it's asking -- i would have my boy with me today. >> reporter: less than two weeks after bresler sent the e-mail warning about john, his son was shot and killed along with two other marines at the same base. >> he was in the gym with his friends just working out, and they just walked in and -- walked in with an ak-47 given to them by the chief of police and at about 8:30 at night on august 10th, executed three marines. >> the only reason that the shooter was on that base and had access is because he was the child sex abuse victim. >> reporter: the suspected shooter was reportedly a teenage student and detained after the shooting but officials say they do not know their whereabouts. 14 months later, u.s. central come manl mand is yet to publis results into the incident. the only person facing charges is major bresler for using an unsecure account. >> it's wrong to go after the one person who seems to have done by all accounts, the right thing. >> repo

even though bresler reported the error to his own supervisors. supporters are medal of honor recipient dakota meyer, republican congressman peter king who has written about the case and the new york city fire commissioner. a spokesman at the marine corps reserve headquarters in new orleans declined to comment for fox news, citing the upcoming board and the military investigation that substantiated the mishandling of classified information. uma? >> thank you very much. now one of the attorneys representing the major is joining with us more. jason tried to warn authorities about the potential threat, about this afghan police officer who was allegedly raping young children. and yet, those warning went ignored. why? >> uma, that is right. we don't know why the warnings were ignored. that's one of the have to find out. but the key thing is jason did the right thing. >> you content that is all because of the political correctness, that he is in trouble because the u.s. was looking for way not to spotlight growing concerns about afghan policy that the u

some say that major jason bresler should be given a medal instead. watson with this troubling story. >> reporter: jason bresler is zblouft just a fireman. he's a decorated officer in the reserve, serving four tours in iraq and afghanistan. facing possible discharge on less than honorable terms after serving 13 years. >> for a man like jason, being asked to separate from the marine corps that you love so much would be a worse punishment than jail. >> reporter: he cannot speak about his case because it's under review. his attorney is speaking for him. here's what he says happened. brezler was in the u.s. in summer 2012 when he received an urgent message to his yahoo! e-mail account from his fellow marine officers in afghanistan's turbulent helman province. >> the e-mail said, in all capital letters with three exclamation marks, important, sar war john is back. >> reporter: he had a history with sar war john, an afghan police officer. >> when he was serving in afghanistan in 2010, he caused sar war john an afghan police official to be fired from the pen