Supporters of the disgraced SAS soldier have directed death threats at Nick McKenzie since a judge ruled in the journalist’s favour over alleged war crimes.
Supporters of disgraced former SAS soldier Ben Roberts-Smith have directed a number of death threats at investigative reporter forNick McKenzie since May, when a judge ruled in favour of his reporting on alleged war crimes committed by Roberts-Smith.guilty and complicit in the murder of four unarmed prisonersNick McKenzie speaks to the media after the verdict was handed down in the Ben Roberts-Smith defamation case.
The group, which has more than 3700 members, was made private in July after one of its admins, Western Australian woman Linda Deval, was contacted by this masthead over a post claiming it had the support of Roberts-Smith and his family.“Will be there in Canberra July 26th to let him know fear,” read one comment under the username Gary Redman, residing in the NSW town of Bermagui, on a post urging members to attend dates on McKenzie’s book tour.
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