Edward Gallagher, who was charged with murder and acquitted, now has a lifestyle brand with T-shirts, hoodies, and drinking accessories.
Edward Gallagher, the Navy SEAL who was found guilty of posing with the corpse of ISIS fighter and had his sentence reversed by US President Donald Trump, has launched a lifestyle brand.
The New York Times reported on Tuesday that Gallagher appears to have embraced the branding opportunities that come with his increased public profile by launching a clothing collaboration and endorsing nutrition supplements and coffee. Gallagher was charged after his fellow SEALs accused of him of fatally stabbing a young ISIS fighter his team was treating medically in 2017. He posed for a picture with the dead body.
Nine Line, the clothing company collaborating with Gallagher to make Salty Frog Gear, wrote on its website that even though he was acquitted, Gallagher now had"a criminal record, and a huge chunk missing from his lifetime pension as a result."
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