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SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth
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Sad piece of news.
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CSM Darieus ZaGara
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May she R.I.P. God bless her and bring strength to those who love her. This is a tragedy beyond, comprehension.
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MSG Intermediate Care Technician
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Yea, I am not sure how there was no trace of blood....and how did he get her body out during the day without anyone noticing.
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SSG George Holtje
SSG George Holtje
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The article states the attack happened in the Arms Room. A bludgeoning attack would cause massive bleeding. Forensics would find traces no matter how well they cleaned. Unless the whole story is still not being told.
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SSG George Holtje - This story has more holes than swiss cheese. There is so much we are not being told.
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CPT Catherine R.
CPT Catherine R.
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To be fair, the article doesn't say there was no blood found. It's likely there's plenty of blood in that arms room but they didn't release that part of the story to the media yet.
I suspect they've known about it for a while.
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MAJ Byron Oyler
MAJ Byron Oyler
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You can have a fatal head injury with minimal to no loss of blood and I have seen it. A ran an assault case last year where most of her blood was in her hair and had another patient that his head was caught between an ATV and the ground and barely a mark. He would have been able to have an open casket funeral if the family desired. Blood dries very dark and it would not take long on a rifle rack where it would not be easily seen and we know where there are soldiers, there is always a mop and pine sol.
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