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This is beyond angering! My heart breaks for her family.
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Spc. Vanessa Guillen was allegedly killed on April 22, the day of her disappearance, by a soldier named Aaron David Robinson while she was on duty in the armory room on Fort Hood, Texas, an attorney for the Guillen family said, citing information provided to her by Army Criminal Investigation Command officials...
Robinson allegedly attacked the 20-year-old Guillen with a hammer, attorney Natalie Khawam told Army Times in a statement. “This heinous act caused her blood to be splashed all over the armory room.”
Khawam stated that she learned the information during a four-hour meeting with Army CID agents.
After Guillen was dead, Robinson allegedly contacted his married girlfriend “to help him bury her bloody body,” Khawam wrote in the statement to Army Times.
“At first they tried to set her on fire, but she wouldn’t burn. Then they dismembered this beautiful US soldier’s body with a machete.
I've been following this case, in the Military forum.
I don't think you included the link - would you mind posting that?
I'm struggling to believe her blood was all over the inside of the Armory - where she was last on shift, and where her belongings were? Is that true?
BTW, Robinson killed himself while they were trying to question/arrest him on June 30.
Fixed.
We’re getting bits and pieces of information. It seems the Army isn’t releasing much info as yet.
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