Bradley Manning found guilty of 19 counts of espionage, theft, computer fraud, violating a lawful general regulation and one charge of wanton publication of intelligence on the internet. He was found not guilty of the most significant charge of all, that of aiding the enemy. The material was released by Manning through the website Wikileaks between April and October 2010 and includes 250,000 diplomatic cables and 500,000 classified army reports from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. The prosecution characterised Manning as a traitor with general evil intent”]