Department of Defence is attempting to confirm reports Mahmoud Bazzi was released last month in Lebanon
Paul Clarke, a Defence Forces veteran who formed part of the campaign to bring Bazzi to justice, said on Sunday that Bazzi was released on July 31st but that the families of Pte Smallhorne and Pte Barrett were only informed this week.
Mr Clarke said Bazzi is believed to residing in south Lebanon, the area where the murders occurred. He speculated Bazzi may have been released early due to his age or ill health. Bazzi committed the murders while a member of the Israeli-sponsored South Lebanon Army militia, formed to operate against Palestinian and Lebanese Shia forces during Israel’s 1978-2000 occupation of Lebanese territory.
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