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Liverpool soldier wrongly accused of killing boy in canal lived through 17 years of torment
Joseph McCleary is part of a group of 30 ex-servicemen suing the Ministry of Defence
Former soldier Joe McCleary (Image: Andrew Teebay/Liverpool Echo)
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A former Liverpool soldier has spoken of his 17 years of torment since being wrongly accused of killing an Iraqi teenager.