Witness drops bombshell while testifying during court-martial of a decorated Navy SEAL accused of murdering a teenage ISIS prisoner: he, not the man on trial, is responsible for the killing -- and was granted immunity to testify.
A prosecution witness testifying during the court-martialin 2017 dropped a bombshell in court: he is responsible for the killing.
During Thursday's hearing, U.S. Navy SEAL Corey Scott admitted on the stand that he saw Special Operations Chief Edward Gallagher stab an injured fighter in the neck, but said the stabbing did not kill the fighter. Gallagher is being court-martialed for killing the fighter in Iraq in 2017 and also the attempted murder of two civilians he allegedly shot from a sniper's perch. He's pleaded not guilty.
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