Online Petition Started For Soldier Charged With Manslaughter
The family of a CFB Shilo soldier charged with manslaughter has launched a website and petition in an effort to clear him of wrongdoing in the death of a fellow member of the Canadian Forces in Afghanistan.
A brother of Master Cpl. Robbie Fraser says on the website that the death of 33-year-old Master Cpl. Jeffrey Walsh, also of CFB Shilo, was a “tragic accident” for which his brother has “already suffered immensely” since the incident last Aug. 9 near Kandahar.
Greg Fraser is seeking signatures for a petition aimed at imploring the federal government and military to withdraw the charge of manslaughter — which he notes carries a prison sentence of four years to life .
On the web: The family of a CFB Shilo soldier charged with manslaughter has launched a website and petition in an effort to clear him of wrongdoing in the death of a fellow member of the Canadian Forces in Afghanistan.
A brother of Master Cpl. Robbie Fraser says on the website that the death of 33-year-old Master Cpl. Jeffrey Walsh, also of CFB Shilo, was a “tragic accident” for which his brother has “already suffered immensely” since the incident last Aug. 9 near Kandahar.
Greg Fraser is seeking signatures for a petition aimed at imploring the federal government and military to withdraw the charge of manslaughter — which he notes carries a prison sentence of four years to life .
A brother of Master Cpl. Robbie Fraser says on the website that the death of 33-year-old Master Cpl. Jeffrey Walsh, also of CFB Shilo, was a “tragic accident” for which his brother has “already suffered immensely” since the incident last Aug. 9 near Kandahar.
Greg Fraser is seeking signatures for a petition aimed at imploring the federal government and military to withdraw the charge of manslaughter — which he notes carries a prison sentence of four years to life .
On the web: The family of a CFB Shilo soldier charged with manslaughter has launched a website and petition in an effort to clear him of wrongdoing in the death of a fellow member of the Canadian Forces in Afghanistan.
A brother of Master Cpl. Robbie Fraser says on the website that the death of 33-year-old Master Cpl. Jeffrey Walsh, also of CFB Shilo, was a “tragic accident” for which his brother has “already suffered immensely” since the incident last Aug. 9 near Kandahar.
Greg Fraser is seeking signatures for a petition aimed at imploring the federal government and military to withdraw the charge of manslaughter — which he notes carries a prison sentence of four years to life .
To download a petition and to post a comment, go to Greg Fraser's Website:
http://www.supportfraser.blogspot.com
http://www.supportfraser.blogspot.com
A special thank you to another military mom (Rosemary) for bringing this to our attention.
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