Australia's decorated soldier falls from grace in shocking war crimes revelations

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Australia's decorated soldier falls from grace in shocking war crimes revelations

Australia's most decorated soldier, Ben Roberts-Smith, has suffered a tremendous fall from grace. In addition to losing his defamation case against three newspapers, shocking revelations emerged in court. The judge determined that Roberts-Smith had committed war crimes in Afghanistan, including lying about killing innocent civilians and concealing incriminating evidence. Will there be justice for the families of his victims? Guests: Omar Samad Former Afghan Ambassador to France and Canada David Oldfield Retired Member of Australian Parliament Peter Stanley Military Historian