Slaughter.
An American soldier condescendingly, indifferently looked at everything in front of him as if everything below had nothing to do with him, and then disdainfully told other teammates that the mission was completed, and this soldier named Hessian had decades of military experience. Because of his merits in the Vietnam War, he was promoted to the rank of colonel and served in the Marine Corps, and given his mature military skills, he was often sent on military missions to various places, and his superiors approached Hessian on an urgent mission.
Because the transitional military actions of the United States in some Western countries have caused Yemenis to be quite resistant to the United States, they often gather in front of the embassy to demonstrate, and the embassy has become accustomed to this phenomenon. However, the demonstrations and protests on this day were obviously abnormal, hundreds of people surrounded the embassy and threw it, and some people in the embassy even shot inward with guns.
Hesse led the team to the disposal by helicopter, and just as the helicopter was about to land, armed men armed with weapons appeared on the ground and attacked them. The people who saw the US helicopter became even more crazy and began to throw gasoline into the embassy to burn. Embassy gates and cars were quickly set on fire, and even cameras were deliberately vandalized by armed men. The frantic crowd has tried to break through the gates, and the situation on the ground is getting out of control.
After the helicopter landed, Hesse ordered the team to move quickly into two groups, one group entered the embassy, and the rescue ambassador kicked the other group to the roof of the building to defend.
Hesse rushed downstairs after receiving the ambassador's family in the office, by which time American troops had been killed by armed men in the engagement, and Hesse successfully sent the ambassador's family to the helicopter under the cover of his teammates. Before leaving, the ambassador said movingly: I must ask for credit for him after I go back. Hesse simply replied that this is as it should be.
At this time, the situation was completely out of control, and many US troops were killed and injured by the rioting armed men. Seeing the ambassador picked up by helicopter, the protesters became even more frenzied, until a U.S. soldier was shot and collapsed in front of Hesse, followed by his right shoulder.
Hesse was furious, and he immediately took out the radio and gave the order to shoot the protesters. The adjutant saw that the deputy below did not dare to shoot, but Hessian firmly demanded to shoot. After receiving the order, the American troops released the beast, and the marines led by Hessian slaughtered the protesters.
Word spread quickly, and the international community accused the United States of violence, and leaders were also overwhelmed by the incident. After that, he is ready to blame the terrorists. However, according to the investigation, there were no terrorists in Yemen, and in desperation, they decided to dump this pot on Hessian who led the team. But he insisted that he had fired the shot after he had been attacked, so he approached the general and explained that the general had only sent him perfunctorily.
Hesse, who knew that the situation was not good, quickly found his former teammate Bai Sen to serve as his defense lawyer. In order to resolve the matter early and restore its reputation, the court held a fairly positive session, and although he knew that the odds of winning this defense were not high, Bai Sen rushed to the court on time, and at the beginning of the trial, the prosecution directly took out a photo accusing Hessian of being ordered to slaughter civilians.
Then, relying on himself to stand on the side of the Parliament, he said that Hessian did not want to cut the mess quickly, and persuaded the jury to immediately fix Hesse's mouth. Then it was Baisen's turn to speak, arguing that Hessian as a military man, acted in complete compliance and made no difference in fighting back when attacked. Bai Sen then gave full play to his rich legal awareness as a full-time soldier to defend Hesse. Many points of view are justified on the grounds of the duties of soldiers.
Seeing that the situation was not right, the prosecutor immediately released a big bargaining chip and called out the ambassador who witnessed the incident. The ambassador, who was rescued by Hesse, instantly defected, sided with the prosecution and pointed out many of Hesse's wrongs, claiming that he was hysterically shooting at the flat name. Bai Sen immediately took out the surveillance photos and questioned the details of the incident.
Under Bai Sen's strong questioning, the ambassador became incoherent, and seeing that the situation was not good, the congressman directly came forward and said, wanting to quickly fix Hesse's mouth with his own background. Bai Sen immediately countered that you were not at the scene at all, and how could you believe what was said on the spot so much, the councillor was immediately asked speechless.
Hesse's mind returned to the scene of the incident, he saw that there were many armed people in the crowd who were clearly shooting at them, and if they did not fight back, they would surely die, but the prosecutor still accused him of killing innocents.
Hesse asked the prosecutor directly angrily whether he had the right to fight back when armed attack on his claim as a soldier and whether he had the right to protect his teammates from harm. Seeing this, Bai Sen immediately echoed the defense of the soldiers' lives as a reason, and even removed the human rights and right to life of soldiers. The enthusiasm of the two successfully impressed the jury.
Hesse was acquitted and released on the spot.
