- New York 07/31/2013 by Andrea Sears (WBAI)

The Bradley Manning case has been followed closely not only because it could put Manning behind bars for the rest of his life, but also as another landmark in the treatment of whistle blowers in US courts.WBAI’s Andrea Sears spoke with Beatrice Edwards, executive director of the Government Accountability Project in Washington, DC, who says the not guilty verdict in the Aiding the Enemy case against Manning was a positive development.