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I've been trying to find the court records to respond but it's very hard to track down. There was a Pte at CFB Borden charged with weapon offenses soon after Pte Fletcher's death (Ammo 223 and an AR-15) which was linked to this case but the NIS did not investigate it much.

That is correct. My opinion is that it showed what type of investigator he was.

The investigators leapt to a conclusion before seeing/hearing all the evidence. Evidence at the scene was not collected properly and some of it not at all. The Military investigation was conducted in an amateur's way. The highest ranking NIS was removed from the case less then 3 months into the...

Then you know the Military does not provide information unless somehow you can get them to court or you have a link to the immediate family (which I do). The Military is stating as normal that no information can be given due to privacy issues (ATIP) included for 20 years. I just...

I fully know the difference between .223 and 5.56. That's one of the interesting facts about this death. The NATO standard for the C7 is 5.56

Yes, I have direct knowledge of the case. The military did not want anyone to know how Pte (William) Fletcher passed away and did not want it known that there were 223 rounds found at the scene. As you can see from the initial news and statements from the Military, they never released his name...

FYI - This was Pte (William) Fletcher who passed away while on a training exercise at CFB Borden with RCEME. William Wallace Malcolm Fletcher | Beechwood He was found with 3 rounds to his chest (223 rounds found near his body).