marine e is sam deen.hen it happened. al shot him, it was, "right, that's done, let's just go!’ murder charges against sam deen were later dropped. but he tells us excluusively how he struggled to move on. i was having panic attacks as well, and just like, "i don't want to live like this any more." and ijust... yeah, i tried to take an overdose and ijust... yeah, it wasn't. .. it wasn't the best time. al blackman was known as marine a — he served more than three years in prison for shooting the taliban fighter in the chest at close range, and is here to tell us how he's now helping other ex—service personnel. huddersfield university students tell prince andrew to quit as their chancellor. and the hollywood actor who's made allegations of abuse against movie mogul harvey weinstein, rose mcgowan, tells us she doesn't believe prince annrew. my my response to the interview prince andrew gave is one, like many, of shock and dismay, but also disbelief in my opinion. and facebook vice—president nicola mendelsohn

marine e's real name is sam deen.onymity order, so he can talk openly about that day in afghanistan. this video footage is from a helmet camera worn by one of the marines. i do remember exactly what i was saying, i was saying, yeah, let's just put one in his head, let'sjust do it. and you're just saying that because the guy was dying and was in pain. he was going to die. and then it happened. gunshot. al shot him and ijust thought, right, that's done, let's go. sam was later arrested and charged with murder. i was like, how can you charge me? you've just seen the video, you've seen i didn't have any involvement other than saying what i said. four months later, sam was acquitted of the murder charge, but the acquittal wasn't the end of the story. i was having panic attacks as well, i just didn't want to live like this any more. i tried to take an overdose. it wasn't the best time. marine a's identity was revealed in 2013 as alexander blackman. he was given a life sentence for murder. his conviction was later reduced to

marine e is sam deen.n anonymity order and he can finally talk about what happened that day in afghanistan when head cam footage showed him offering to shoot the wounded fighter in the head. the murder charge against him was later dropped. he reveals to the programme that he tried to take his own life after hitting rock bottom. his colleague that day, marine a, alexander blackman, was given a life sentence for murder. his conviction was reduced to manslaughter and he was reduced to manslaughter and he was released from prison in 2017. clairejones reports. a story of men in war. i wanted to be the best that you physically could be. that is why i wanted to join the marines. if things had been different, i probably would have done the full service. i cannot back and have a lot to be proud of. men who shared a moment that changed their lives forever. the way i left was arguably unique. though it is hard. i do not feel like i did anything wrong. i don't feel like anything wrong. i don't feel like any of us did

murder charges against sam deen were later dropped.e an overdose and ijust... yeah, it wasn't. .. it wasn't the best time.

marine e's real name is sam deen.use the guy was dying and was in pain. he was going to die. and then it happened. i just thought, right, that's done, let's go. sam was later arrested and charged with murder. i was like, how can you charge me? you've just seen the video, you've seen i didn't have any involvement other than saying what i said. four months later, sam was acquitted of the murder charge, but the acquittal wasn't the end of the story. i was having panic attacks as well, i just didn't want to live like this any more. i tried to take an overdose. it wasn't the best time. marine a's identity was revealed in 2013 as alexander blackman. he was given a life sentence for murder. his conviction was later reduced to manslaughter and he was released from prison in 2017. i had a mental health diagnosis, but mine was situation or location—specific. i've had colleagues i've worked with who've, unfortunately, taken their life recently, since they left the service, because they've struggled with mental health issues and