“Cesar Francesco Barone enlisted in the Army and served during the 1989 invasion of Panama out of Fort Lewis, Wash. A year later, the Army discharged him for lying about his felony conviction.”
Read on www.thoughtco.com/serial-rapist-and-killer-cesar-barone-973160
“Nearly 30 years ago, when George H. W. Bush was president and Dick Cheney was the secretary of defense, the Pentagon made a promise to our service members. Dozens of Navy and Marine Corps aviation officers had just been investigated for the infamous Tailhook sexual assault scandal, and America’s military leadership affirmed a “zero tolerance” policy toward sexual assault within their ranks. The military had a sexual assault problem, and pledged to solve it.
It’s painfully clear that the military has now failed at this mission by almost any metric. For years, survivor after survivor has told us the change in the system we needed to make to end this scourge — the same change that a number of our allies around the world have already made: take the adjudication of these crimes outside of the chain of command and allow trained military prosecutors to prosecute them.” Read more opinion at Military Times here.
“The Military Justice Improvement Act would take the prosecution of sexual assault and other serious crimes, such as murder, out of the chain of command. It would keep those crimes in the military justice system, but put the decision to prosecute them into the hands of actual military prosecutors who are trained to deal with complex legal issues.” –Senator Kirsten Gillbrand (Military Times, July 1, 2019)
Gillibrand Leads Bipartisan Coalition to Reform Military Justice System -Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (May 16, 2013)
Related Links:
Pass the Military Justice Improvement Act @SenGillibrand
S. 1789: Military Justice Improvement Act of 2019
S. 1789: Military Justice Improvement Act of 2019 [Full Text]
Comprehensive Resource Center for the Military Justice Improvement Act
Sens. Cruz, Gillibrand Reintroduce Military Justice Improvement Act
Udall, Heinrich Reintroduce Military Justice Improvement Act To Address Crisis Of Military Sexual Assault
Leahy Joins Gillibrand And Others To Reintroduce Military Justice Improvement Act
Hirono Wants To Change How The Military Prosecutes Sexual Assault
Senator Martha McSally’s Responsibility to Survivors of Military Sexual Assault
McSally defends keeping military commanders involved in sexual assault cases
Gillibrand: “Status Quo” Not Working With Military Sexual Assaults
Veterans for Peace: Sexual Assault on Military Members Press Conference, Seattle, Washington (August 11, 2006)
Jamie Leigh Jones Testified at the House Judiciary Committee Halliburton/KBR Iraq Rape Case Hearing (December 19, 2007)
HOR Oversight Subcommittee on National Security & Foreign Affairs Held a Hearing on Sexual Assault in the Military (July 31, 2008)
Former Representative Bruce Braley (D-IA) Introduced the Holley Lynn James Act (April 12, 2011)
Lauterbach Case Prompts Policy Reforms for Victims of Sexual Assault in the Military (December 25, 2011)
Sexual Misconduct Allegations at Lackland AFB | C-SPAN (January 23, 2013)
Panetta Is Lifting Ban On Women In Combat Roles (NPR, January 23, 2013)
Sexual Assault in the Military, Part 1 | C-SPAN (March 13, 2013)
Sexual Assault in the Military, Part 2 | C-SPAN (March 13, 2013)
Gillibrand Leads Bipartisan Coalition to Reform Military Justice System [Full Video] | Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (May 16, 2013)
Gillibrand Builds Bipartisan Support for Change of Military Justice Code (May 16, 2013)
S. 967: Military Justice Improvement Act of 2013 – U.S. Senate Voting Record (March 6, 2014)
The war in Congress over rape in the military, explained (June 8, 2016)
Sexual Assault in the Military | C-SPAN (March 6, 2019)
S. 1789: Military Justice Improvement Act of 2019 Reintroduced by Republican Senator Ted Cruz of Texas and Democratic Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York (June 13, 2019)
Senate Armed Services Committee Members & House Armed Services Committee Members (June 21, 2019)
Gillibrand: The Military Justice Improvement Act Would Give Service Members a Justice System That Works (July 1, 2019)
ID Go: While her husband serves in the army, a lonely married mother of three finds comfort in the arms of her church’s charismatic new minister. But danger looms in the form of a jealous love-rival that will stop at nothing to scare her away. -Onward, Christian Soldier, Forbidden: Dying for Love (S4,E4)
Forbidden: Dying for Love featured the Jennifer and William Wright 2002 homicide-suicide case on Investigation Discovery. ‘Onward, Christian Soldier’ highlighted the circumstances that lead to the murder of Jennifer Wright and the pain it inflicted on those who were left behind including their three sons. According to the show, William Wright was a Master Sergeant in the U.S. Army and was stationed at Fort Bragg in North Carolina with his wife and three children. MSgt Wright was routinely deployed after 9/11/2001 and as a result he was never home. Bill’s absence was hard on Jennifer and the marriage. She wanted Bill to leave the Army but the Army was his life; it’s what he was meant to do. While Bill was deployed in Afghanistan, he learned that Jennifer was telling people back home that he divorced her.
Bill was stunned to learn the news and was granted leave to go back stateside and deal with his family crisis. Bill learned Jennifer was having an affair with the pastor at church and she wanted a divorce. Instead of salvaging his marriage, Bill murdered Jennifer in the family home on June 29, 2002 and covered it up. When investigators questioned Bill about Jennifer’s murder, he broke down and told them everything. Bill admitted he hit his wife with a baseball bat and then strangled her to death. He then put her body in a garbage bag and buried her in some woods near Fort Bragg. In 2003, William Wright was in prison awaiting trial when he died by suicide in his jail cell. Jennifer and William’s sons expressed concern that the Army’s anti-malaria drugs negatively impacted their father’s health and was most likely the reason this tragedy occurred.
This domestic violence related homicide was one of five murders that occurred in a six week period at Fort Bragg in 2002. Rigoberto Nieves fatally shot his wife Teresa on June 11, 2002; Cedric Griffin fatally stabbed his wife Marilyn on July 9, 2002; Brandon Floyd fatally shot his wife Andrea on July 19, 2002; and military spouse Joan Shannon manipulated her daughter Elizabeth to shoot her step-father Major David Shannon on July 23, 2002 while he slept.
Source: ‘Onward, Christian Soldier’ Forbidden: Dying for Love
Editor’s note: With a cable subscription, you can download the free ID Go app and watch all of the Investigation Discovery programming at your convenience. And for those who do not have cable, you can watch “unlocked” episodes on the ID Go app including the latest premieres. Download the ID Go app and binge away. For those who prefer commercial free programming during your binge session, Prime Video has an ID channel: ‘True Crime Files by Investigation Discovery” available for $2.99 a month. It’s a compilation of older seasons but totally worth the cost if you are a true crime addict.
Related Links:
Fort Bragg Soldier Admits To Wife’s Murder
Wives’ slayings shock Army at Fort Bragg
Soldiers kill wives after serving in Afghanistan
Murders shake US military
A Base Rocked by Violence
A War at Home | People
Blood on the Home Front | Time
Death in the Ranks at Fort Bragg
4 Wives Slain in 6 Weeks at Ft. Bragg
Fort Bragg’s Deadly Summer | Vanity Fair (December 2002)
Rash of Wife Killings at Ft. Bragg Leaves the Base Wondering Why
Suicide In Fort Bragg Jail (March 24, 2003)
Special Forces Soldier Hangs Himself
Third Bragg soldier took malaria drug
Special Forces soldier charged in wife’s slaying hangs himself
What to Watch on Saturday: A Fayetteville murder on ID, new movies from Hallmark and Lifetime
Onward, Christian Soldier | Forbidden: Dying for Love | Investigation Discovery (S4,E4)
Onward, Christian Soldier | Forbidden: Dying for Love | Investigation Discovery (website)
Onward, Christian Soldier | Forbidden: Dying for Love | Investigation Discovery (Amazon)
Violent Crime, Non Combat Death and Suicide at Fort Bragg, North Carolina (US Army)
Death on the Home Front (2009)
Under the Sabers: The Unwritten Code of Army Wives by Tanya Biank (February 7, 2006)
SASC Members (2019): https://www.armed-services.senate.gov
SASC Leadership (2019):
James Inhofe (R-OK), Chairman @JimInhofe – https://www.inhofe.senate.gov
Jack Reed (D-RI), Ranking Member @SenJackReed – https://www.reed.senate.gov
SASC Majority (2019):
Roger F. Wicker (R-MS) @SenatorWicker – https://www.wicker.senate.gov/public/
Deb Fischer (R-NE) @SenatorFischer – https://www.fischer.senate.gov/public/
Tom Cotton (R-AR) @SenTomCotton – https://www.cotton.senate.gov
Mike Rounds (R-SD) @SenatorRounds – https://www.rounds.senate.gov
Joni Ernst (R-IA) @SenJoniErnst – https://www.ernst.senate.gov/public/
Thom Tillis (R-NC) @SenThomTillis – https://www.tillis.senate.gov
Dan Sullivan (R-AK) @SenDanSullivan – https://www.sullivan.senate.gov
David Perdue (R-GA) @SenDavidPerdue – https://www.perdue.senate.gov
Kevin Cramer (R-ND) @SenKevinCramer – https://www.cramer.senate.gov
Martha McSally (R-AZ) @SenMcSallyAZ – https://www.mcsally.senate.gov
Rick Scott (R-FL) @SenRickScott – https://www.rickscott.senate.gov
Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) @MarshaBlackburn – https://www.blackburn.senate.gov
Josh Hawley (R-MO) @HawleyMO – https://www.hawley.senate.gov
SASC Minority (2019):
Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) @SenatorShaheen – https://www.shaheen.senate.gov (MJIA)
Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) @SenGillibrand – https://www.gillibrand.senate.gov (MJIA)
Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) @SenBlumenthal – https://www.blumenthal.senate.gov (MJIA)
Mazie K. Hirono (D-HI) @MazieHirono – https://www.hirono.senate.gov (MJIA)
Tim Kaine (D-VA) @TimKaine – https://www.kaine.senate.gov
Angus King (I-ME) @SenAngusKing – https://www.king.senate.gov
Martin Heinrich (D-NM) @MartinHeinrich – https://www.heinrich.senate.gov (MJIA)
Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) @SenWarren – https://www.warren.senate.gov (MJIA)
Gary C. Peters (D-MI) @SenGaryPeters – https://www.peters.senate.gov
Joe Manchin III (D-WV) @Sen_JoeManchin – https://www.manchin.senate.gov
Tammy Duckworth (D-IL) @SenDuckworth – https://www.duckworth.senate.gov (MJIA)
Doug Jones (D-AL) @SenDougJones – https://www.jones.senate.gov
HASC Members (2019): https://armedservices.house.gov/meet-our-members
HASC Leadership (2019):
Rep Adam Smith (D-WA), Chairman @RepAdamSmith – https://adamsmith.house.gov
Mac Thornberry (R-TX), Ranking Member @MacTXPress – https://thornberry.house.gov
HASC Democrats (2019):
Susan Davis (D-CA) @RepSusanDavis – https://susandavis.house.gov
James R. Langevin (D-RI) @JimLangevin – https://langevin.house.gov
Rick Larsen (D-WA) @RepRickLarsen – https://larsen.house.gov
Jim Cooper (D-TN) @RepJimCooper – https://cooper.house.gov
Joe Courtney (D-CT) @JoeCourtneyCT – https://courtney.house.gov
John Garamendi (D-CA) @RepGaramendi – https://garamendi.house.gov
Jackie Speier (D-CA) @RepSpeier – https://speier.house.gov
Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI) @TulsiPress – https://gabbard.house.gov
Donald Norcross (D-NJ) @DonaldNorcross – https://norcross.house.gov
Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) @RepRubenGallego – https://rubengallego.house.gov
Seth Moulton: (D-MA) @SethMoulton – https://moulton.house.gov
Salud Carbajal (D-CA) @RepCarbajal – https://carbajal.house.gov
Anthony Brown (D-MD) @RepAnthonyBrown – https://anthonybrown.house.gov
Ro Khanna (D-CA) @RepRoKhanna – https://khanna.house.gov
William Keating (D-MA) @USRepKeating – https://keating.house.gov
Filemon Vela (D-TX) @RepFilemonVela – https://vela.house.gov
Andy Kim (D-NJ) @RepAndyKimNJ – https://kim.house.gov
Kendra Horn (D-OK) @RepKendraHorn – https://horn.house.gov
Gil Cisneros (D-CA) @RepGilCisneros – https://cisneros.house.gov
Chrissy Houlahan (D-PA) @RepHoulahan – https://houlahan.house.gov
Jason Crow (D-CO) @RepJasonCrow – https://crow.house.gov
Xochitl Torres Small (D-NM) @RepTorresSmall – https://torressmall.house.gov
Elissa Slotkin (D-MI) @ElissaSlotkin – https://slotkin.house.gov
Mikie Sherrill (D-NJ) @RepSherrill – https://sherrill.house.gov
Katie Hill (D-CA) @RepKatieHill – https://katiehill.house.gov
Veronica Escobar (D-TX) @RepEscobar – https://escobar.house.gov
Deb Haaland (D-NM) @RepDebHaaland – https://haaland.house.gov
Jared Golden (D-ME) @RepGolden – https://golden.house.gov
Lori Trahan (D-MA) @LoriTrahanMA – https://trahan.house.gov
Elaine Luria (D-VA) @ElaineLuriaVA – https://luria.house.gov
HASC Republicans (2019):
Joe Wilson (R-SC) @RepJoeWilson – https://joewilson.house.gov
Rob Bishop (R-UT) @RepRobBishop – https://robbishop.house.gov
Michael Turner (R-OH) @RepMikeTurner – https://turner.house.gov
Mike Rogers (R-AL) @RepMikeRogersAL – https://mikerogers.house.gov
K. Michael Conaway (R-TX) @ConawayTX11 – https://conaway.house.gov
Doug Lamborn (R-CO) @RepDLamborn – http://lamborn.house.gov
Robert Wittman (R-VA) @RobWittman – https://wittman.house.gov
Vicky Hartzler (R-MO) @RepHartzler – https://hartzler.house.gov
Austin Scott (R-GA) @AustinScottGA08 – https://austinscott.house.gov
Mo Brooks (R-AL) @RepMoBrooks – https://brooks.house.gov
Paul Cook (R-CA) @RepPaulCook – https://cook.house.gov
Bradley Byrne (R-AL) @RepByrne – https://byrne.house.gov
Sam Graves (R-MO) @RepSamGraves – https://graves.house.gov
Elise Stefanik (R-NY) @RepStefanik – https://stefanik.house.gov
Scott DesJarlais (R-TN) @DesJarlaisTN04 – https://desjarlais.house.gov
Ralph Abraham (R-LA) @RepAbraham – https://abraham.house.gov
Trent Kelly (R-MS) @RepTrentKelly – https://trentkelly.house.gov
Mike Gallagher (R-WI) @RepGallagher – https://gallagher.house.gov
Matt Gaetz (R-FL) @RepMattGaetz – https://gaetz.house.gov
Don Bacon (R-NE) @RepDonBacon – https://bacon.house.gov
Jim Banks (R-IN) @RepJimBanks – https://banks.house.gov
Liz Cheney (R-WY) @RepLizCheney – https://cheney.house.gov
Paul Mitchell (R-MI) @RepPaulMitchell – https://mitchell.house.gov
Jack Bergman (R-MI) @RepJackBergman – https://bergman.house.gov
Michael Waltz (R-FL) @RepMichaelWaltz – https://waltz.house.gov
Sens. Cruz, Gillibrand Reintroduce Military Justice Improvement Act (June 13, 2019)
“U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) and I today led a bipartisan group of senators to reintroduce the Military Justice Improvement Act, which would professionalize how the military prosecutes serious crimes by moving the decision over whether to prosecute them to independent, trained, professional military prosecutors.” –Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX)
The Military Justice Improvement Act (MJIA) of 2019 is sponsored by Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) and cosponsored by Sens. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa), Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.), Jeanne Shaheen (D-N.H.), Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.), Dick Durbin (D-Ill.), Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), Michael Bennet (D-Colo.), Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.), Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.), Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), Mazie Hirono (D-Hawaii), Maggie Hassan (D-N.H.), Tammy Baldwin (D-Wis.), Chris Coons (D-Del.), Bob Menendez (D-N.J.), Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), Tom Udall (D-N.M.), Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.), Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio), Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska), Tina Smith (D-Minn.), Cory Booker (D-N.J.), Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), Bob Casey (D-Pa.), Rand Paul (R-Ky.), Kamala Harris (D-Calif.), Ed Markey (D-Mass.), and Martin Heinrich (D-N.M.).
Editor’s Note: The below U.S. Senate list was compiled from the S. 967: MJIA of 2013 Senate Voting Record. The last time the Senate voted on the MJIA was March 6, 2014. Senator Gillibrand has reintroduced the MJIA every year since. Since 2014, the make-up of the Senate has changed. The still seated Senators who voted Yea and Nay in 2014 are listed as Yes and No in this list. The new senators who cosponsored the MJIA in 2019 have been added to the Yes list; the new Senators who stand with military brass (McSally & Ernst) have been added to the No list; and the rest of new Senators have been listed as unknown (Unk) because we don’t know how they will vote on this bill. Please contact your two Senators, these Senators, and both the SASC Members & HASC Members. Click on the Senator’s name and submit your support for the MJIA via the web or click on the Yes, Unk, or No to send them a message via Twitter. We provided an example tweet you can feel free to copy and paste or you can submit your own personalized message.
Example Tweet:
.@Sen_JoeManchin
Reasons we need your support:
1. Kamisha Block @USArmy: wp.me/p3XTUi-yc
2. Paige Briles #Army: wp.me/p3XTUi-5kn
3. Brandon Caserta @USNavy: wp.me/p3XTUi-8zg
4. @forthood Stateside Deaths: wp.me/p3XTUi-5oF
#PassMJIA @SASCDems
UNITED STATES SENATORS (2019)
C = Cosponsor of Military Justice Improvement Act
S = Senate Armed Service Committee (SASC) Member
| State | District | Name | Party | Vote |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NH | Sr, C, S | Sen. Jeanne Shaheen | Democratic | Yes |
| VT | Jr, C | Sen. Bernard Sanders | Independent | Yes |
| MN | Sr, C | Sen. Amy Klobuchar | Democratic | Yes |
| TX | Jr, C | Sen. Ted Cruz | Republican | Yes |
| NM | Jr, C, S | Sen. Martin Heinrich | Democratic | Yes |
| MA | Sr, C, S | Sen. Elizabeth Warren | Democratic | Yes |
| HI | Sr | Sen. Brian Schatz | Democratic | Yes |
| NY | Jr, C, S | Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand | Democratic | Yes |
| CA | Sr, C | Sen. Dianne Feinstein | Democratic | Yes |
| PA | Sr, C | Sen. Bob Casey | Democratic | Yes |
| CT | Jr | Sen. Chris Murphy | Democratic | Yes |
| HI | Jr, C, S | Sen. Mazie Hirono | Democratic | Yes |
| KY | Sr | Sen. Mitch McConnell | Republican | Yes |
| VT | Sr, C | Sen. Patrick Leahy | Democratic | Yes |
| DE | Jr, C | Sen. Chris Coons | Democratic | Yes |
| CO | Sr, C | Sen. Michael Bennet | Democratic | Yes |
| WA | Sr | Sen. Patty Murray | Democratic | Yes |
| IA | Sr, C | Sen. Charles Grassley | Republican | Yes |
| NJ | Sr, C | Sen. Bob Menendez | Democratic | Yes |
| OR | Jr, C | Sen. Jeffery Merkley | Democratic | Yes |
| ME | Sr | Sen. Susan Collins | Republican | Yes |
| IL | Sr, C | Sen. Richard Durbin | Democratic | Yes |
| WY | Sr | Sen. Michael Enzi | Republican | Yes |
| WA | Jr | Sen. Maria Cantwell | Democratic | Yes |
| MI | Sr | Sen. Debbie Stabenow | Democratic | Yes |
| NY | Sr | Sen. Charles Schumer | Democratic | Yes |
| OR | Sr, C | Sen. Ron Wyden | Democratic | Yes |
| OH | Sr, C | Sen. Sherrod Brown | Democratic | Yes |
| NJ | Jr, C | Sen. Cory Booker | Democratic | Yes |
| NM | Sr, C | Sen. Tom Udall | Democratic | Yes |
| KS | Jr | Sen. Jerry Moran | Republican | Yes |
| MD | Sr | Sen. Ben Cardin | Democratic | Yes |
| KY | Jr, C | Sen. Rand Paul | Republican | Yes |
| MA | Jr, C | Sen. Edward Markey | Democratic | Yes |
| AK | Sr, C | Sen. Lisa Murkowski | Republican | Yes |
| CT | Sr, C, S | Sen. Richard Blumenthal | Democratic | Yes |
| WI | Jr, C | Sen. Tammy Baldwin | Democratic | Yes |
| MN | Jr, C | Sen. Tina Smith | Democratic | Yes |
| NH | Jr, C | Sen. Maggie Hassan | Democratic | Yes |
| CA | Jr, C | Sen. Kamala Harris | Democratic | Yes |
| IL | Jr, C, S | Sen. Tammy Duckworth | Democratic | Yes |
| MD | Jr | Sen. Chris Van Hollen | Democratic | Unk |
| AK | Jr, S | Sen. Dan Sullivan | Republican | Unk |
| IN | Jr | Sen. Mike Braun | Republican | Unk |
| IN | Jr | Sen. Todd Young | Republican | Unk |
| NV | Jr | Sen. Jacky Rosen | Democratic | Unk |
| NV | Jr | Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto | Democratic | Unk |
| LA | Jr | Sen. John Kennedy | Republican | Unk |
| LA | Jr | Sen. Bill Cassidy | Republican | Unk |
| ND | Jr, S | Sen. Kevin Cramer | Republican | Unk |
| WV | Jr | Sen. Shelley Moore Capito | Republican | Unk |
| CO | Jr | Sen. Cory Gardner | Republican | Unk |
| AR | Sr, S | Sen. Tom Cotton | Republican | Unk |
| NE | Jr | Sen. Ben Sasse | Republican | Unk |
| SD | Jr, S | Sen. Mike Rounds | Republican | Unk |
| MT | Jr | Sen. Steve Daines | Republican | Unk |
| NC | Jr, S | Sen. Thom Tillis | Republican | Unk |
| TN | Jr, S | Sen. Marsha Blackburn | Republican | Unk |
| AZ | Jr | Sen. Kyrsten Sinema | Democratic | Unk |
| UT | Jr | Sen. Mitt Romney | Republican | Unk |
| GA | Jr, S | Sen. David Perdue | Republican | Unk |
| FL | Jr, S | Sen. Rick Scott | Republican | Unk |
| MO | Jr, S | Sen. Josh Hawley | Republican | Unk |
| MS | Jr | Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith | Republican | Unk |
| MI | Jr, S | Sen. Gary Peters | Democratic | Unk |
| OK | Jr | Sen. James Lankford | Republican | Unk |
| AL | Jr, S | Sen. Doug Jones | Democratic | Unk |
| AZ | Jr, S | Sen. Martha McSally | Republican | No |
| IA | Jr, S | Sen. Joni Ernst | Republican | No |
| MT | Sr | Sen. Jon Tester | Democratic | No |
| ID | Jr | Sen. James Risch | Republican | No |
| FL | Sr | Sen. Marco Rubio | Republican | No |
| ND | Sr | Sen. John Hoeven | Republican | No |
| RI | Jr | Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse | Democratic | No |
| WI | Sr | Sen. Ron Johnson | Republican | No |
| VA | Sr | Sen. Mark Warner | Democratic | No |
| SC | Jr | Sen. Timothy Scott | Republican | No |
| VA | Jr, S | Sen. Tim Kaine | Democratic | No |
| DE | Sr | Sen. Tom Carper | Democratic | No |
| NE | Sr, S | Sen. Deb Fischer | Republican | No |
| MS | Sr, S | Sen. Roger Wicker | Republican | No |
| ID | Sr | Sen. Mike Crapo | Republican | No |
| AL | Sr | Sen. Richard Shelby | Republican | No |
| ME | Jr, S | Sen. Angus King | Independent | No |
| RI | Sr, S | Sen. Jack Reed | Democratic | No |
| MO | Sr | Sen. Roy Blunt | Republican | No |
| TN | Sr | Sen. Lamar Alexander | Republican | No |
| SD | Sr | Sen. John Thune | Republican | No |
| UT | Sr | Sen. Mike Lee | Republican | No |
| PA | Jr | Sen. Patrick Toomey | Republican | No |
| OH | Jr | Sen. Rob Portman | Republican | No |
| TX | Sr | Sen. John Cornyn | Republican | No |
| NC | Sr | Sen. Richard Burr | Republican | No |
| SC | Sr | Sen. Lindsey Graham | Republican | No |
| OK | Sr, S | Sen. Jim Inhofe | Republican | No |
| KS | Sr | Sen. Pat Roberts | Republican | No |
| WY | Jr | Sen. John Barrasso | Republican | No |
| WV | Sr, S | Sen. Joe Manchin | Democratic | No |
| GA | Sr | Sen. Johnny Isakson | Republican | No |
| AR | Sr | Sen. John Boozman | Republican | No |
Related Links:
S. 967: Military Justice Improvement Act of 2013 – U.S. Senate Voting Record (March 6, 2014)
Pass the Military Justice Improvement Act @SenGillibrand
S. 1789: Military Justice Improvement Act of 2019
S. 1789: Military Justice Improvement Act of 2019 [Full Text]
Military Justice Improvement Act of 2019 Would Remove Decisions on Sexual Assault from the Chain of Command
Sen. Martha McSally’s stunning rape revelation shocks Capitol Hill, prompts calls for military justice reform
Presidential candidate, Army veteran Tulsi Gabbard says military sexual assault is ‘rampant,’ at SXSW town hall
Bringing MST home, to Congress
Senator Renews Push to Distance Commanders from Military Prosecutions
Bills Pending US Congress Senate Armed Services Committee
Shanahan calls for reforms as military sexual assaults rise by 38%; highest for young women
2020 Democrats say they have plans to address military sexual assault crisis
Gillibrand re-introduces military justice bill
Sens. Cruz, Gillibrand Reintroduce Military Justice Improvement Act
Udall, Heinrich Reintroduce Military Justice Improvement Act To Address Crisis Of Military Sexual Assault
Leahy Joins Gillibrand And Others To Reintroduce Military Justice Improvement Act
Hirono Wants To Change How The Military Prosecutes Sexual Assault
Senator Martha McSally’s Responsibility to Survivors of Military Sexual Assault
McSally defends keeping military commanders involved in sexual assault cases
Gillibrand: “Status Quo” Not Working With Military Sexual Assaults
Senate Armed Services Committee Members & House Armed Services Committee Members (June 21, 2019)
Two young women are shot and left for dead on a beach in Texas. After one miraculously survives, she is determined to find out who the attacker is. When a young man is eventually convicted, the long road to justice seems to be complete until a stunning twist raises a question – could the wrong man be in prison? Josh Mankiewicz reports. -Dateline NBC (June 7, 2019)
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Dallas vigil for Mary Olgin and Kristene Chapa
Mollie Olgin & Kristene Chapa Murder Case
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Preview: A Texas Twist | Dataline NBC (website)
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Dateline Friday Preview: A Texas Twist | Dateline NBC (website)
Watch ‘A Texas Twist on Dateline: Secrets Uncovered | Oxygen
Rebounding From Fatal LGBT Attack | Originals | MSNBC
Authorities Arrest Man Who Allegedly Shot Lesbian Teen Couple in Texas
Man and wife jailed in 2-year-old attack on female couple near Corpus Christi
Jury finds man guilty in Portland capital murder
‘Stone cold killer’ David Strickland busted in fatal shooting of Texas lesbians
Kristene Chapa shares her story at the #glaadawards
Judge Denies New Trial for Man Who Assaulted Lesbian Couple, Killed One
Mollie Olgin, Mary Kristene Chapa: ‘Dateline NBC’ On Lesbian Teen Texas Shooting
Mary Kristene Chapa who was shot in head sues for $660m for assault against her and dead teen girlfriend Mollie Olgin
Lesbian who was sexually assaulted and shot in the head in random park attack that killed her girlfriend sues the gunman and his businessman father for $500 million
San Patricio Judge approves DNA test for convicted murderer
Defense: New DNA results exonerate man convicted in 2012 double shooting in Portland
Lawyers: DNA evidence should exonerate Helotes man convicted of rape and murder at South Texas park
Dateline NBC reexamines Helotes man’s conviction for heinous park shooting & rape in South Texas
Dateline NBC reexamines Helotes man’s conviction for heinous park shooting & rape in South Texas 2
Dateline will feature the story of a local couple who were shot and left for dead
David Strickland could get new trial
New Friday Dateline NBC on Twist in Texas Murder Case that Could Alter the Verdict
A Texas Twist S.25 Ep.16 | A Date With Dateline Podcast
Dateline NBC: The Overlook on Apple Podcasts
Watch Dateline Episode: The Overlook | Dateline NBC (website)
Dateline Episode Trailer: The Overlook | Dateline NBC (website)
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Related Links:
Comprehensive Resource Center for the Military Justice Improvement Act
A brief explanation of proposed sexual assault reform of the military justice system
What is The Military Justice Improvement Act?
Fighting for Our Military Veterans and Service Members
2013:
S.967 – Military Justice Improvement Act of 2013
Tough military sexual assault bill introduced
Military chiefs oppose removing commanders from sexual assault probes
ACLU Letter in Support of the Military Justice Improvement Act of 2013
Congress’s sexual assault proposals are the latest development in a long history of civilian intervention in military justice.
Why Taking Sexual Assault Cases Out of the Chain of Command Protects Our Troops
Report on the Adjudication of Sexual Offenses in Foreign Military Justice Systems
Military Stifling Support for Sexual Assault Reforms, High-Ranking Officer Says
“A bill that would remove the prosecution of military sexual assaults out of the chain of command faced defeat in the Senate on Thursday, falling just short of the 60-vote threshold needed to advance the legislation. The Military Justice Improvement Act fell five votes short, with the Senate voting 55 to 45 to invoke cloture on the bill Thursday.
The measure was the brainchild of Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., who spent months lobbying senators to sign onto her bill. The legislation had the support of many groups representing survivors of rape and sexual assault in the military, but it was vehemently opposed by military brass. Gillibrand even drew the support of two unlikely allies – Sens. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, and Rand Paul, R-Ky.” Read more from ABC News here.
2014:
S 1752 – Military Justice Improvement Act of 2013 – Voting Record (March 6, 2014)
Action Alert: Call your Senators and Urge Them to Support the Military Justice Improvement Act (MJIA)
Military Sexual Assault Bill Months In The Making Fails In Senate
Was the Senate Right to Block Gillibrand’s Bill?
The Quest for Military Sexual Assault Reform
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand answers your questions on military sexual assault
Claire McCaskill Defends Her Controversial Stance on Military Sexual Assault
What Happened to the Military Sexual Assault Bill in the Senate on Thursday?
The Pentagon’s Battle Against Sexual Assault Rages On
Kirsten Gillibrand’s Sexual Assault Bill SNAFU
The Military Justice Improvement Act (MJIA) failed in the Senate, but a few anti-male sexual assault provisions survived, by NCFM Adviser Michael Conzachi
2015:
HRW Letter to US Senators Regarding Military Justice Improvement Act NDAA Amendment
Exploiting Sexual Assault in the Military | Center for Military Readiness
2016:
Senate vote blocked on Gillibrand’s military sex assault proposal
The war in Congress over rape in the military, explained
The Military Justice Improvement Act Ensures Justice, Despite What Its Critics Say
Women in the military deserve more than thank-yous. They deserve to be safe from sexual assault.
U.S. Military Is Still A Hostile Environment For Women
The Military Justice Improvement Act Is The Bill Congress Needs To Pass
2017:
S.2141 – Military Justice Improvement Act of 2017
Military sex-crime bill reintroduced
Gillibrand: Reform how military sex-assault cases are handled
Ending Military Sexual Assault: Upcoming Vote on MJIA Amendment
Military Justice Improvement Act of 2017 (MJIA) (S-2141)
Gillibrand: Military sexual assault ‘as pervasive as ever’
US military must do a better job prosecuting sexual assault cases
Over 70,000 military sexual assaults took place last year — Congress must take action
2018:
Congress: Here’s Why You Should Pass The Military Justice Improvement Act
AMVETS Takes Stand Against Military Sexual Assault Trauma by Supporting Senate Bill to Amend UCMJ
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand’s Military Justice Improvement Act Added to 2019 Fiscal Year Defense Spending Bill
NY-Sen: Kirsten Gillibrand (D) Keeps Up The Fight To End Sexual Assault In The Military
Kirsten Gillibrand Pleads for Military to Review Sexual Abuse, Domestic Violence Allegation: ‘We Have Grave Concerns’ for Their Safety
Senate Session, Part 2 | The Senate continued consideration of the 2019 National Defense Authorization Act, which authorizes defense programs and policies for the upcoming fiscal year
2019:
Pass the Military Justice Improvement Act @SenGillibrand
S. 1789: Military Justice Improvement Act of 2019
S. 1789: Military Justice Improvement Act of 2019 [Full Text]
Military Justice Improvement Act of 2019 Would Remove Decisions on Sexual Assault from the Chain of Command
Sen. Martha McSally’s stunning rape revelation shocks Capitol Hill, prompts calls for military justice reform
Presidential candidate, Army veteran Tulsi Gabbard says military sexual assault is ‘rampant,’ at SXSW town hall
Bringing MST home, to Congress
Senator Renews Push to Distance Commanders from Military Prosecutions
Bills Pending US Congress Senate Armed Services Committee
Shanahan calls for reforms as military sexual assaults rise by 38%; highest for young women
2020 Democrats say they have plans to address military sexual assault crisis
Gillibrand re-introduces military justice bill
Sens. Cruz, Gillibrand Reintroduce Military Justice Improvement Act
Udall, Heinrich Reintroduce Military Justice Improvement Act To Address Crisis Of Military Sexual Assault
Leahy Joins Gillibrand And Others To Reintroduce Military Justice Improvement Act
Hirono Wants To Change How The Military Prosecutes Sexual Assault
Senator Martha McSally’s Responsibility to Survivors of Military Sexual Assault
McSally defends keeping military commanders involved in sexual assault cases
Gillibrand: “Status Quo” Not Working With Military Sexual Assaults
“In 1985 Katie Eastburn and two of her daughters were brutally murdered while her husband was away. It would take over 20 years and three trials before their killer would be brought to justice.” –Crime Junkie Podcast
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The latest: Major Martin became a “person of interest” to law enforcement officials in the Fort Campbell area after several bodies were discovered Nov. 19 at two different locations not far from his Pembroke, Ky., home. One of the bodies was that of Calvin Lee Phillips, 59, a man who lived across the street from the major and was set to testify during the aforementioned military trial. Following an emergency hearing Nov. 24, a military judge ordered the trial, set to begin Dec. 1, delayed indefinitely. -Bob McCarty (Nov. 30, 2015)
Facts:
“The Christian County Sherriff’s Department tells FOX 17 that both Major Martin and [Joan] Harmon are persons of interest in the triple murder that happened in Pembroke back in November. The department says it has interviewed Harmon twice about the murders and what she knows. However, the department refuses to say she’s a suspect.” –Fox 17 Nashville (May 11, 2016)
In the News (2019):
All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty by a court of law. Arrests and charges are accusations by legal authorities until a suspect is convicted of the crime.
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The Murder Of A Federal Witness : A News4 Special -WSMV (June 30, 2019)
In May when the Kentucky Attorney General arrested Christian “Kit” Martin for the murders of three people in Pembroke, Kentucky, he offered no clues on what new evidence led to the arrest. -Fox Nashville (July 26, 2019)
A love triangle and financial ruin: Who had the motive to murder in Pembroke? Part 2 -Fox Nashville (July 26, 2019)
Timeline of Events
2015:
NCFM sends letter to Secretary of Defense about the wrongful persecution of Major Christian “Kit” Martin
Army Major Questioned in Pembroke Murders
Nashville’s Fox 17 Omits Key Details From News Reports About Army Officer Caught Up In Murder Investigation
Man found dead inside Ky. home was witness in court-martial case
Man found dead was to be witness in court-martial case
Home, Cars of Fort Campbell Army Major Searched in Connection to Ky. Murders
Major Martin 9-2-15 Interview with Updates (November 30, 2015)
Attorney Cites ‘Foul Smell in the Air’ Surrounding Effort to Link Army Officer to Multiple Murders Near Fort Campbell
Computer custody questioned in sex assault hearing
Law-and-Order Veterans ‘Smell A Rat’ at Fort Campbell
Officials Identify Gunshot Victim Found Inside Home While Facebook Comments About Case Appear and Disappear
NCFM asks DoD Inspector General for Referral to U.S. Attorney General for Criminal Probe of JAG Prosecutors in the Case of U.S. Army Major Christian “Kit” Martin, then there’s the triple murder…
NCFM used in triple murder case article linked to the Army’s persecution of Major Martin
2016:
Kit Martin interview with Channel 4 I-Team about Pembroke murders
Recording of victim 2 weeks before murders reveals connections to person of interest
Witnesses say Army major physically, sexually abused them
Minors take stand in court-martial of Army major to accuse of sex abuse
Family of Fort Campbell Army Major says he’s Innocent in Triple Murder Case
Army major found not guilty of sexual assault charges
Major Christian “Kit” Martin is acquitted of child sex abuse
NCFM update, Major Christian “Kit” Martin Dodges a Bullet in Courts-Martial at Fort Campbell – Is Acquitted of Child Sex Abuse Charges
Ft. Campbell Army Major Found Guilty of Assault on a Child
Court-martialed Army major found guilty, sentenced
NCFM update in the False Accusation and Wrongful Conviction Case of Army Major “Kit” Martin
U.S. Army Major Christian “Kit” Martin: The Wrongful Conviction of an American Hero
Triple Murder, False Rape Allegations and the corruption of both a police department and the U.S. Army
False Accusation and Wrongful Conviction Case of Army Major “Kit” Martin
Police still seeking info in Pembroke triple-murder
Police still seeking info in Pembroke triple-murder
2017:
Family offers $100K reward for information on Pembroke triple murder
$100K reward offered in deaths of Ky. couple found in burned car
$100,000 Reward In Triple Homicide
2018:
Three Year Anniversary Of Unsolved Pembroke Triple Murders
Christian Richard Martin is facing several charges, in Christian County, Ky., including murder and arson. Martin moved from Kentucky to North Carolina after the murders, the Attorney General’s Office said. -WFMY News 2 (May 11, 2019)
2019 (Arrest):
NCFM Member ‘Kit Martin’ Indicted for Murder in Kentucky
Beshear: Man Indicted for 2015 Christian County Triple Murder
Kentucky AG indicts man of 3 counts of murders in 2015
Pilot With NC Ties Indicted In 2015 Triple Murder
Man indicted for 2015 Pembroke, Kentucky murders
Man indicted for 2015 Christian County triple murder
Man Arrested In 2015 Triple Slaying In Christian County
Christian R. Martin Indicted for 2015 Christian County Triple Murder
Pembroke Triple Murder Suspect A Pilot For American Airlines
Pilot accused of 2015 triple murder in Western Kentucky arrested at Louisville airport
Pilot arrested at Louisville airport, indicted for 2015 triple murder
American Airlines pilot arrested at Louisville airport for 2015 triple homicide
Airline pilot charged with killing 3 in Kentucky in 2015
Airline pilot arrested, charged in connection with 2015 triple murder in Kentucky
Airline pilot faces murder and arson charges in 2015 triple slaying in Kentucky
Two bodies in a burned car, another shot in his home. Years later, a former neighbor is indicted.
Christian Co. Grand Jury Unseals Triple Murder Indictment Friday
Man Indicted for 2015 Christian County Triple Murder: After meeting with family members two years ago Beshear’s office took over the case (May 11, 2019 Tweet)
Past defense attorney for Army Major indicted in triple murder says he’s innocent
Former Army Major indicted in triple murder, past attorney says he’s innocent
Man Indicted for 2015 Christian County Triple Murder: After meeting with family members two years ago Beshear’s office took over the case – https://t.co/m5iIIRhg2n pic.twitter.com/6iZoUVLqGn
— KY Attorney General (@kyoag) May 11, 2019
2019 (Arraignment):
Arraignment Set For Pilot Charged In 3 Killings In Christian County
Arraignment set for pilot charged in 3 killings in Kentucky
Martin arraigned in court for Pembroke murders
Pembroke triple homicide suspect entered not guilty plea at arraignment
Pilot arrested at Louisville airport pleads not guilty in triple murder case
Christian Martin, pilot arrested in triple murder, pleads not guilty
Raleigh pilot Christian Martin charged with triple murder pleads not guilty
Airplane pilot pleads not guilty in Kentucky triple murder case
Pilot charged in Kentucky triple slaying pleads not guilty
Pilot arrested at Louisville airport pleads not guilty in triple murder case
Pilot arrested at Louisville airport pleads not guilty in triple murder case
Commercial pilot pleads not guilty to 2015 triple murder charges
American Airlines Pilot Pleads Not Guilty To Murder
American Airlines pilot pleads NOT guilty to the 2015 murders of three people
Fiancee of commercial pilot charged in Kentucky triple homicide says he’s ‘100 percent innocent’
Dad died over evidence he gave Army, victim’s son says after pilot’s arrest in triple homicide
Pilot accused of triple murder claimed in interview one victim had affair with his ‘bigamist’ ex-wife
Neighbors relieved after suspect arrested in 2015 Christian County murders
‘Monster’ in the Cockpit: Inside the Crazy Case of the American Airlines Pilot Accused of Triple Murder
Kentucky town hopes for closure as pilot returns to face triple murder charges
‘Scars the community’ Pilot, former Army major held without bond in triple Kentucky murder
Who Is Christian Martin? New Details On The Army Major Turned Airline Pilot Arrested For Triple Murder
Christian Martin: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know
Pilot accused in 2015 triple homicide could face death penalty
Update: Man Indicted For 2015 Christian Co. Triple Murder Could Face Death, Held Without Bond
Kentucky vs. Christian ‘Kit’ Martin | Pilot Triple Murder (Court TV):
“A former commercial pilot and US Army major is accused in the deaths of three neighbors in a sordid web of allegations including infidelity, murder and political opportunism. Christian “Kit” Martin is accused of murdering Edward Dansereau and married couple Calvin and Pamela Phillips on November 18, 2015. The charred remains of Pamela Phillips and Dansereau were found in a burnt car in a field in Pembroke. The car was traced to the Phillips’ home, where investigators found another crime scene – Calvin Phillips dead from multiple gunshot wounds.” -COURT TV
Please click here for the Court TV YouTube playlist for Kentucky vs. Christian Martin (2021) or click here for the entire trial on COURT TV ON DEMAND.
Trailer: When a dancer is murdered in her Virginia home, investigators are hopeful they can crack the case. But after interviewing a series of suspects, detectives realize the case is much more complicated than previously thought. Could an unexpected tip lead them to an unlikely person? -Dateline NBC (S27,E32)
On April 10, 2008, Navy sailor Chris Shortt discovered his step-daughter Meghan Landowski stabbed to death in their Portsmouth, Virginia home. Meghan was 16 years old and from the looks of the crime scene, there was a struggle; Meghan fought back. Investigators learned the killer used a knife from the family’s kitchen. They found it in a gutter down the street. The police didn’t know who committed the murder but they believed it was personal and Meghan knew her attacker. Chris and Angie Shortt believed Robert Hickey killed Meghan and they called NCIS at Naval Station Norfolk to let them know what happened. NCIS questioned Hickey. Robert Hickey was a military officer who was on his way to the rank of Captain when he was accused of sexual assault by Meghan. Robert was a close friend of the family and NCIS believe he groomed Meghan for a sexual relationship. Meghan said Rob began touching her when she was 14 and by age 15, Meghan was having a sexual relationship with a 30-year-old man.
The family supported Meghan as she pressed charges against Robert but they learned from civilian investigators that Hickey’s crimes amounted to a misdemeanor in Virginia; he would spend 12 months maximum in prison. But Robert Hickey was a Navy sailor and subject to the Uniform Code of Military Justice. The Navy was investigating and planning to prosecute the case. When NCIS questioned Robert Hickey about Meghan’s murder, he invoked his right to silence. NCIS considered Hickey a person of interest because he had a lot to gain if Meghan died. Meghan feared Hickey because he had a lot to lose. But Hickey’s DNA didn’t match the DNA collected at the crime scene and NCIS had no proof that Hickey committed the crime. Nonetheless, Hickey was given an other than honorable discharge from Navy. The police also suspected Meghan’s high school friend Donald because they dated in the past but the DNA didn’t match him either. At least 80 people volunteered DNA. Investigators sent the DNA for further testing to determine the geographic ancestry identity and learned the DNA belonged to an African American.
This changed the direction of the investigation and detectives began looking for African Americans in Meghan’s life. One person who became a person of interest was a counselor at Norfolk Naval Station but this individual wouldn’t cooperate with the investigation. Five months after Meghan’s murder, every lead dried up and fear was building in the community. Then a community member planned a memorial walk to help generate new leads. It was at this point someone came forward with Robert Barnes’ name. Investigators learned Meghan and Barnes were on the same bus and both participated in an exclusive arts program at school. Robert played the violin and was on his way to becoming a success story. Robert was described as a nice guy who blended in; he was fully committed to his violin music. A friend suspected Robert liked Meghan and when she asked him, he admitted it. Detectives went to the school to speak to Robert Lee Barnes and asked for a DNA sample. Eventually he acquiesced and gave investigators a used piece of gum.
The DNA was tested and the crime scene investigators reported the DNA submitted by Robert Barnes actually belonged to a girl; the police needed to talk to Robert again. In this interview, Robert Barnes admitted he was in Meghan’s house on the day of the murder. He said he went to Meghan’s house and climbed through the window after no one answered the door. He said he walked into a crime in progress; the perpetrator was wearing a mask and holding Meghan at gun point. Robert said the masked man asked him to have sex with Meghan, asked him to stab Meghan, and cut him to leave his DNA at the scene. The police believed that Robert Barnes was making this all up and arrested him. Robert’s DNA matched the DNA at the crime scene. Given the mountain of evidence against him, Robert’s defense attorney asked for a plea deal. Robert Lee Barnes pleaded guilty to first degree murder, attempted rape, aggravated sexual battery, abduction, and statutory burglary. In return, Barnes will be eligible for early release from prison in 42 years. Meghan’s parents were relieved there would be no trial.
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