Soldier offers WikiLeaks guilty plea

The US Army private charged with sending government secrets to WikiLeaks is offering to plead guilty to some offences.

Thu, 08 Nov, 2012 - 13:11

The US Army private charged with sending government secrets to WikiLeaks is offering to plead guilty to some offences.

Private Bradley Manning’s civilian defence lawyer, David Coombs, revealed the offer during a pre-trial hearing at Fort Meade, Maryland.

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