[Sloth]

"The Army had the opportunity for this not to come out, not to be on 60 Minutes," he said. "But the Army decided to prosecute those six G.I.'s because they thought me and my family were a bunch of poor, dirt people who could not do anything about it. But unfortunately, that was not the case."

Yeah, I'm sure your nephew is gonna come through this smelling like a rose now, you stupid bastard.

[Sacajaweau]

This came out because it probably technically ruins all legal cases, i.e., the pictures are so vivid that they are automatically convicted (the public having been prejudiced) and the lives of these soldiers ruined no matter whether they are proved innocent or guilty in a court of law. The they will each sue the USA for damages.

It's the old "I'm not responsible for my actions".