BLITZER: There's allegations now an affair, an investigation into a mysterious death. Now the commanding officer of the U.S. naval station in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, has been relieved of his duties. Jason Carroll is joining us now from Miami to tell us what is going on. What is going on, Jason?</s>JASON CARROLL, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Yeah, Wolf, an embarrassing blow to the captain there. The Naval Criminal Investigative Service has taken over this investigation. Basically, it involves Captain John Nettleton. He was the commanding officer at the U.S. Navy base there in Guantanamo Bay. He did not oversee the detainees there. He has been temporarily reassigned to a post in Jacksonville, Florida. That is what we are hearing. Navy say, no, he was relieved of duty due to a loss of confidence in Nettleton's ability to command. According to a military official, this all came about during an investigation into the death of a civilian who may have committed suicide. Nettleton allegedly had an affair with the wife of the deceased man. Adultery violates the Code of Military Justice. That is why Nettleton was relieved of duty. One military insider described it to me this way. He said officers in command are held to a very, very high moral standard and a special trust. If their superior loses confidence in that officer, especially if it has to do with moral judgment, that officer can then be relieved of duty. Again, NCIS is investigating the death of the civilian as well as the allegation of adultery. Nettleton, for his part, he remains on desk duty pending the outcome of that investigation -- Wolf?</s>BLITZER: Jason, thanks very much. Jason Carroll, reporting for us. Coming up, they're considered one of the deadliest terror groups in the entire world. Boko Haram's reign of terror. We have new information. Stay with us.
Naval Commander Relieved of Duty in Scandal