ChitBrick
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Mental is my understandingSo is the thought or knowledge being he was in hospital due to injuries sustained in sexual assault or is it a mental health admission?
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Mental is my understandingSo is the thought or knowledge being he was in hospital due to injuries sustained in sexual assault or is it a mental health admission?
To my understanding the autopsy was scheduled for today.“At this time we do not suspect foul play in the disappearance of Sgt. Fernandes,” the 1st Cavalry Division said in a Twitter post on Friday."
Oh, well then, case closed, right? Call your next case.
So, if not foul play, that leaves suicide, huh?
I call BS. How much investigation was done when they found him and (I assume) took him back to the base? How much investigation was done? Autopsy report? COD document?
Details, please, from the 1st Cavalry Division. Prove your pronouncement.
Special Agent Damon Phelps of the Army Criminal Investigation Command said the investigation was completed “fairly recently” and Fernandes was made aware of the outcome.
“The subject of the investigation took and passed a polygraph investigation, and we found no witnesses that could corroborate Sgt. Fernandes’ allegations,” Phelps said. “There was a thorough legal review, and the allegations were unsubstantiated.”
Fort Hood Sgt. Elder Fernandes 'humiliated' after sexual abuse report
So, ON TOP OF EVERYTHING, they didn't even believe him!!!
I actually asked the family on the Find page if they know how he got to the location he was found and they said they have no idea.Watching the video where family pointed out the tree where he was found alongside the tracks ... she states that they walked by it, along the tracks, and missed the body themselves. So there is clearly information that led them to that location. However he managed to get to Temple, whatever brought him to the tracks, it seems that the family is "in the know" I'm so thankful for that.
Twice!! Walked by it twice.... but my question if they didn’t even see him and they were LOOKING for him, how did this “somebody” happen to just be walking down the tracks a stumble upon a hanging man on federal property.Watching the video where family pointed out the tree where he was found alongside the tracks ... she states that they walked by it, along the tracks, and missed the body themselves. So there is clearly information that led them to that location. However he managed to get to Temple, whatever brought him to the tracks, it seems that the family is "in the know" I'm so thankful for that.
Teice
Twice!! Walked by it twice.... but my question if they didn’t even see him and they were LOOKING for him, how did this “somebody” happen to just be walking down the tracks a stumble upon a hanging man on federal property.
Teice
Twice!! Walked by it twice.... but my question if they didn’t even see him and they were LOOKING for him, how did this “somebody” happen to just be walking down the tracks a stumble upon a hanging man on federal property.
Fort Hood Sgt. Elder Fernandes 'humiliated' after sexual abuse report
So, ON TOP OF EVERYTHING, they didn't even believe him!!!
This is fantastic! BBM “we must seek justice and answers for his family”. I hope they turn that base upside down. MOOMass. Congressional delegation calls for investigation after body of missing soldier found miles from Fort Hood
More at link
Members of the Massachusetts Congressional delegation joined together this week in calling for an independent investigation into the death of soldier from Massachusetts.
In a letter to Acting Inspector General Sean O’Donnell, the delegation requests a “complete and thorough investigation” into the circumstances that led to the disappearance and death of Sergeant Elder Fernandes.
“We are heartbroken by SGT Fernandes’ death,” reads the letter signed by Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Ed Markey and U.S. Reps. Stephen Lynch, Jim McGovern, Joe Kennedy III, Lori Trahan, Ayanna Pressley, Bill Keating, Richard Neal, Katherine Clark and Seth Moulton.
“As Members of Congress representing SGT Fernandes and his family, we demand a full and transparent investigation into the circumstances of his death, including allegations of abusive sexual contact, bullying, and retaliation. We also ask you to investigate the Army’s response to SGT Fernandes’ disappearance and whether Army leaders kept the Fernandes family appropriately informed about the search for their missing relative until he was found on August 25.”
The Congressional delegation added, “We must do more than grieve the loss of SGT Fernandes — we must seek justice and answers for his family.”