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Vanessa Guillén

((Деве было 20 лет. Дату рождения Вика скрывает. Наверное, военная тайна. Исчезла в апреле, бренные остатки обнаружили в июне.))

Vanessa Guillén was a 20-year-old U.S. Army soldier who was murdered on April 22, 2020, inside Fort Hood, Texas, armory by another enlisted soldier, Aaron David Robinson, age 20. Guillén had been missing since April 22 when some of her dismembered remains were found buried along the Leon River on June 30

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La muerte de Vanessa Guillén ocurrió el 22 de abril de 2020 a primera hora de la tarde en Fort Hood (Texas), en el estacionamiento del cuartel donde estaba estacionada con el 3er Regimiento de Caballería. En junio de 2020, su desaparición atrajo la atención nacional en los Estados Unidos.1​ El 1 de julio de 2020, en una conferencia de prensa, los investigadores informaron a la familia de Vanessa Guillén que se encontró un cuerpo cerca de Fort Hood, apuntando a que podría ser el de su hija, pero no se había confirmado la identidad de los restos hallados.
Vanessa Guillén nació en el Hospital Ben Taub en Houston, creció en el área de Houston y era de ascendencia mexicana; sus padres son Zacatecanos.7​ Le gustaban los deportes, miembros de su familia afirmaron que «amaba correr, pero siempre ha sido ávida sobre los deportes y el aprendizaje».8​ Se graduó de la Escuela Secundaria Hartman,7​ y se graduó Escuela Preparatoria César E. Chávez en 2018 en el 15% superior de su clase. Se unió al Ejército de los Estados Unidos como 91F (reparador de armas pequeñas / artillería) en junio de 2018.2​

Unas semanas antes de la desaparición, Guillén le dijo a su familia que estaba siendo acosada sexualmente en Fort Hood mientras salía a correr por un sargento cuya identidad no desveló; y que otras mujeres soldados habían presentado informes, pero estos habían sido desestimados,9​ razones por las cuales no se sentía segura en Fort Hood, llegando a tener problemas para conciliar el sueño. A pesar de los consejos de su madre de que presentara una denuncia, Vanessa Guillén prefirió no hacerlo por temor a las represalias.9​ En opinión de la familia, la desaparición de Vanessa Guillén fue bajo circunstancias sospechosas.10​ El Comando de Investigación Criminal del Ejército de EE. UU. (CID), que investigó el caso, no encontró pruebas de que Guillén hubiese sido agredida o acosada, pero hizo referencia a que la desaparición no había sido voluntaria
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Desaparición

Guillén desapareció a la 1 de la tarde del 22 de abril de 2020 en el estacionamiento del cuartel general del Escuadrón de Ingenieros Regionales en Fort Hood, un puesto militar estadounidense con una extensión cercana a los 880 km² — equivalente a 340 mi²— entre los condados de Coryell y Bell en el centro de Texas, entre las ciudades de Waco y Austin, base del 3.a División de Infantería y la 1.ª División de Caballería, así como de otras unidades. Fue vista por última vez con una camisa negra y pantalones morados tipo fitness. Sus pertenencias personales: cartera, placa de identificación militar y las llaves de su coche, se encontraron en la sala de armas donde la soldado había estado el día su desaparición.9​11​

Guillén fue descrita como «de ascendencia hispana, 5 pies 2 pulgadas (1.57 m) de altura, 126 libras (57 kg) con cabello negro y ojos marrones». Según el sitio web de su familia, Guillén «tiene varios tatuajes en el brazo izquierdo: una cruz con una flor y otro de una flor; y una montaña con un círculo en la parte superior del hombro izquierdo»

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People involved

Vanessa Guillén, 20, was from Houston, Texas.
Aaron David Robinson, 20, was from Calumet City, a southern suburb of Chicago, Illinois.[8] Robinson joined the Army in October 2017 and trained as a 21B, Combat Engineer. He held the rank of Specialist at the time of his death.[8]
Cecily Anne Aguilar, 22, described by authorities as the girlfriend of Aaron Robinson and estranged wife of another soldier.[1]

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Arrests

On the evening of June 30, Robinson left the base unobserved, after hearing the news of the discovery of remains. Soldiers were supposed to be confined to their barracks rooms, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[20] In the early hours of July 1, 2020, Killeen police located and attempted to make contact with Robinson, who produced a handgun and killed himself before he could be taken into custody. Aguilar was arrested by Texas Rangers and held at the Bell County Jail. On July 2, Bell County officials stated Aguilar would be transferred to federal custody due to being charged with one count of conspiracy to tamper with evidence by the United States Attorney's Office Western District of Texas.[21][1] Assistant United States Attorneys Mark Frazier and Greg Gloff are prosecuting the case on behalf of the United States Government.[10]

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Timeline

April 22: According to law enforcement, Guillén is murdered with a hammer inside an armory building by the suspect, who then uses a trunk to remove her body from Fort Hood and gets help from a second suspect in dismembering the remains before burying them along the Leon River.
April 23: CID was notified by a commissioned officer in the 3CR Provost Marshal that then PFC Guillén was reported missing.
April 24: CID issues a missing soldier letter for Guillen[22] Fort Hood Military Police issue a Be on the Lookout (BOLO) advisory to surrounding law enforcement agencies. Military personnel along with civilian and military police began a search.
April 26: According to law enforcement tracking of cellphone data, Robinson and Aguilar return to the Leon River site and further break down Guillén's remains.
April 28: CID interviews Robinson for the first time.
April 30: Secretary of the Army Ryan D. McCarthy makes the following statement in a COVID-19 press briefing: "I'd like to start out this morning by talking about a missing soldier, Private First Class Vanessa Guillen, in hopes of increasing the public's awareness and assistance in finding her. Private First Class Guillen went missing on 22 April from Ford Hood, Texas. In concert with local law enforcement efforts, the Army will continue aggressively searching for her. Our hearts go out to her family, and we will not stop looking for her until we find her."[23]
May 18: Two witnesses are interviewed who observe Robinson struggling with a "tough box" outside of the armory.
May 19: Robinson consents to a search of his cell phone by law enforcement using a Universal Forensic Extraction Device.
June 19: Aguilar is interviewed for the first time.
June 21: Cell phone data from both Robinson and Aguilar lead law enforcement officials to an area near the Leon River. Law enforcement officials locate the burned lid of a Pelican transport case, but fail to find a body.

Jackie Speier and other Members of Congress calling for justice for Vanessa Guillén in July 2020.

June 30: At about 1:00 pm, contractors working on a fence near the Leon River discover partial human remains (that would later be confirmed to be Guillen) and notify law enforcement. CID and partner agencies discover human remains. At about 8:30 pm, Aguilar was interviewed again and told law enforcement officials about the killing. Robinson fled Fort Hood.
July 1: In the early hours, shortly after midnight Robinson killed himself when approached by law enforcement in Killeen, Texas.
July 2: FBI formally submits a criminal complaint for Aguilar. Fort Hood and CID hold a press briefing.
July 5: Remains are confirmed to be Vanessa Guillén.[20]
July 10: U.S. Secretary of the Army Ryan D. McCarthy announced that he would order a "full independent review" of the case.
December 8: After an investigation by an independent committee, 14 senior officers were found guilty and punished for neglecting or covering up criminal incidents at the base[24]