Ok well maybe so, good point.
It’s a civilian jail, so I don’t think that’s a concern or anything. That sort of thing just doesn’t happen, even with super high profile military inmates.
I live about 45 mins away, and know some people who live about 2 miles from there. They had searchers go through there back on June 22nd. About 3 weeks ago one of the landowners was installing a fence and I was told some contractors working on one of the fences there smelled the decomposition and called it in so they went back in to search it. We had a lot of rain in the past few weeks so that may have helped.
Any idea if the military could have received custody of her and be a prosecuting agent? Something along the lines of they believe she committed a crime on base or against a service member?
The military can’t prosecute her, as she’s a civilian. What is possible though, is perhaps Federal charges. I’m not a lawyer, but if the murder occurred on a military base and she was part of a conspiracy, maybe there’s a federal angle there.
Who is it? AB? Or KC?
For sure.
Yep it is very bright. And very sad.
I live in Killeen Texas 3 miles from Fort Hood, and 1 mile from where Aaron Robinson committed suicide. I don’t know 100%, but the whole town seems to know. Fort Hood knew who was involved the day she went missing. Aaron Robinson was seen struggling to put the suitcase in his car. The armory is a very secluded area. That with his license plate, no brainer.
Highly unlikely. Someone submitting that report would likely be of a much higher rank than AR (Sgt or above). It sounds like he was relying on someone of a lower rank to inform him of the personnel information, as opposed to verifying it himself.
I don’t buy it. First, the Army is denying that there are two people in custody. Secondly, he was arrested before her body was found. If he gave anyone up, it stands to reason he knew the location of the body.
