In a public inquiry, a former member of the UK Special Air Service (SAS) testified that they had a ‘golden pass’ to evade accountability for murders committed in Afghanistan between 2010 and 2013. The inquiry, revealing damning evidence of extrajudicial executions and systematic cover-ups, continues to investigate claims regarding war crimes and misconduct. One witness, referred to as N1799, expressed concerns for his safety after making allegations against his unit, highlighting a culture of secrecy and potential wrongdoing within the UK Special Forces.