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Morning Star

Navy refuses to release killer marine report

NAVY chiefs are refusing to publish the findings of an internal inquiry into the killing of an Afghan fighter by a royal marine.

Sergeant Alexander Blackman is serving an eight-year sentence for murder after shooting a wounded Afghan fighter in the chest at close range in Helmand province in 2011.

Vice-Admiral Sir Philip Jones reportedly emailed other military chiefs in July saying the inquiry report will remain a “controlled document,” and that the findings “may make uncomfortable reading for some.”

A redacted version of a summary of the report is expected to be published this month despite calls for its full release.

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