We went from two SEAL's up to two SEAL's plus two Raiders.
On a 6-man team according to the article.
What was going on with the 6th man? How do you have 4 doing illegal stuff, the 5th knows, and the 6th was somehow in the dark? That's a hard narrative to swallow. Why do I have a feeling the article only scratched the surface of the entire story? Unreal.
He could have been in another room violating his combatting trafficking in persons online training.We went from two SEAL's up to two SEAL's plus two Raiders.
On a 6-man team according to the article.
What was going on with the 6th man? How do you have 4 doing illegal stuff, the 5th knows, and the 6th was somehow in the dark? That's a hard narrative to swallow. Why do I have a feeling the article only scratched the surface of the entire story? Unreal.
And the guy has to go back knowing he...knew and didn't say anything? Was assigned to gather intel and couldn't see what was going on in his team house making him the worst intel (or whatever his specialty) guy on the planet? Had to go back to his unit where they now know him to be..."less than stellar?" And on and on.
So many ugly questions. What a shit show.
I'm just hoping the reason nothing has been said about the other GB is because he wasn't involved with the shit.
Best case scenario is he's the guy who was the "unnamed source" from the article last year that broke the news the two shitbirds from DEVGRU were skimming off the top until Melgar caught them.
I hate this thread and its existence.This hurts...eating our own...
I honestly don't think anyone went into this situation with murder in their hearts. I imagine they slid down this slippery slope a step at a time each time they stole money from their operational funds, and whatever else they were doing, until they found themselves having to physically intimidate one of their team mates, and eventually murder him, to cover up their criminal activity. It's easy to see how this played out. I can only imagine how much they panicked when they thought about how this would affect their careers and their families. They probably should have thought about that when they started down this road and not when they reached their unfortunate destination. Keep in mind that the two suspected murderers are an E7 and an E6 and think about how those two senior NCOs adversely influenced the servicemembers around them, who undoubtedly looked up to these senior special operators. This is a truly tragic story but I still wonder if this could have all been avoided if they lived in a standards based culture that didn't tolerate misconduct and held individuals accountable when they violated the UCMJ.You know the UCMJ/system is quick to drop the gavel/kick guys out of country/ruin careers, and slow to clear their names. Hoping it isnt true about the Raiders involved and holding my breath until after the proceedings. I cant imagine any of my brothers willingly being involved.