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Very good timeline at the below link. Notice the remark about the "do not disturb" sign on June 17th, the date on the letter. IMO, Megan could not show up at formation on the 16th because she was either being held captive or was already dead. If it's the latter, did the killer hang around for a day in her hotel room? Most hotels have a key card that records everytime the door is opened don't they?
http://www.fayobserver.com/article?id=297850
Touma left Germany June 11 and took a commercial flight back to the United States, according to Funaro.
The soldier signed into Fort Bragg at 2 a.m. June 12 and was given a barracks key. She reported for formation with the 19th Replacement Company at 6:15 a.m.
Sometime later that day, she returned the barracks key and indicated she would find lodging off post at her expense, which she was allowed to do.
Touma reported for another company formation at 3 p.m. That was the last Army officials said they saw of her.
June 13, a Friday, was an Army holiday. She had the weekend off and then failed to report for a morning formation the following Monday, June 16.
Court records indicate employees at the Fairfield Inn, where her body was found Saturday, recalled that there had been a do not disturb sign on the room door since June 17.
That was a day after her absence might have been noticed at Fort Bragg.
http://www.fayobserver.com/article?id=297850
http://www.fayobserver.com/article?id=297850
Touma left Germany June 11 and took a commercial flight back to the United States, according to Funaro.
The soldier signed into Fort Bragg at 2 a.m. June 12 and was given a barracks key. She reported for formation with the 19th Replacement Company at 6:15 a.m.
Sometime later that day, she returned the barracks key and indicated she would find lodging off post at her expense, which she was allowed to do.
Touma reported for another company formation at 3 p.m. That was the last Army officials said they saw of her.
June 13, a Friday, was an Army holiday. She had the weekend off and then failed to report for a morning formation the following Monday, June 16.
Court records indicate employees at the Fairfield Inn, where her body was found Saturday, recalled that there had been a do not disturb sign on the room door since June 17.
That was a day after her absence might have been noticed at Fort Bragg.
http://www.fayobserver.com/article?id=297850