Commonwealth Bank’s financial advisers have charged dead clients for financial advice – in one case for more than a decade – according to shocking evidence heard at the banking royal commission.

The commission was given evidence from a 2015 document for CBA’s Count Financial business that showed multiple examples of financial advisers charging ongoing service fees to clients who had died.

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https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2018/apr/19/commonwealth-bank...

The Australians swept into the village of Nawjoy looking for one man.

His name was Mawlawi Sher Mohammad.

"They had blackened faces, grey guns and red beards," remembers his neighbour Abdul Azim.

By the time the SAS left Nawjoy that day — January 7, 2013 — Mawlawi Sher Mohammad lay dead in his own stable, where villagers say he was taken and shot.

But the Australians had killed the wrong man.

The man left in the hay in the stable was not the SAS's Taliban objective.

ABC Investigations understands the dead man was a civilian who shared the same name as the Taliban target and he was killed in cold blood.

The village Imam, Mawlawi Sher Mohammad, had that morning been teaching the children of Nawjoy.

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https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-07-21/australian-sas-soldiers-killed-the-wrong-afghan-man/12472478

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Often, in such cases, the "intelligence" is wrong and the brass think its correct and give the order to "eliminate". As usual, the soldiers will get the stick for killing the wrong man, while the brass enjoy their gin and tonic on the verandah... The brass should face the music — up to the political class, including the Prime Minister, that who ordered troops where they should not be.