Posted on Jan 15, 2021

Family of dead soldier questions US Army’s handling of sexual assault and retaliation

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"The Army said that Asia Graham reported her assault on June 1, but Anthony said his sister reported the assault to her command four months earlier, in February."

"The Army made her move back into the barracks,” Nicole said. “They punished her, they started punishing her. She had to call every hour. She wasn’t allowed to go off post. She was supposed to stay in her room and all of those restrictions on her because they wanted her to shut up.”"

Family of dead soldier questions US Army’s handling of sexual assault and retaliation

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Time for a Some Officers and Senior NCO's to lose all benefits and handed their walking papers listing E-1.

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SFC Kelly Fuerhoff

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That's not going to happen. Even at Hood - Vanessa Guillen's leadership didn't get fired. They got suspended - which (depending on the results of the investigation) means that they could possibly hold leadership positions again. I think only three people got fired at Hood for that.

I'm ultimately not surprised this possibly happened. Victim blaming is quite the trend in the military (and our society).

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Going to have to give my Congresswoman a call. Ive known her 30 years so I guess its time to reach out and ask that she look into this. Don't know what it will do other than put additional pressure on the leadership. Maybe some public pressure would also help.

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Family of dead soldier questions US Army’s handling of sexual assault and retaliation

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