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When the disgraceful former SAS military Ben Roberts-Smith's supporters decided in favor of their reports on war crimes committed by a Judge Roberts, Sydney Morning Herald and Nick McKenzie have managed a series of death threats to the research correspondent. In June, Justice Anthony Besanko decided that Roberts-Smith was guilty and guilty of the of four unarmed prisoners in Afghanistan. Nick McKenzie speaks with the media after the decision was decided in Roberts-Smith slander case. Following the comprehensive reports made by McKenzie and Chris Masters, both of them were sued for insulting by former soldiers and seven former networks. "Good morning Nick. I hope you get the alleged punishment of Ali Jan ... Just sleep, my friend," McKenzie was told in a telephone message in July and referred to one of Roberts-Smith's victims.
