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A Month in Review: In the News on Military Justice for All (March 2018)

Posted on March 31, 2018 by Jennifer Norris
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Missing:
Bernard Hudalla, US Army Veteran, Minnesota (1983)
Shirley Gibbs Russell, US Marine Corps, Virginia (1989)
Richard Hudson, USMC Veteran, New Jersey (1991)
Marina M. Kissinger, US Navy, California (1995)
Disappeared: US Army Veteran Margaret Haddican-McEnroe Missing Since October 9, 2006; Husband Tim McEnroe Named as Person of Interest by the FBI
Lackland Air Force Base Nurse Nonnie Dotson Mysteriously Disappeared, Last Seen November 19th, 2006 in Littleton, Colorado While on Leave
Randy Lewis McKenzie, USMC Veteran, Arkansas (2009)
Disappeared: Army National Guard Spouse Bethany Decker Went Missing from Ashburn, Virginia in January 2011
Fort Bragg soldier reported AWOL
Police are searching for a missing Fort Bragg paratrooper
Fort Bragg Soldier Reported Missing; Truck and Cell Phone Found
Police searching for missing Fort Bragg soldier whose car, phone was found in Wal-Mart lot
The Army marked this soldier as a deserter. But he had actually died in a car crash on post.
Prosecutor: Marine recruiter is ‘person of interest’ in disappearance of recruit

Cold Cases:
Cold Case: Army Spc. Darlene Krashoc Sexually Assaulted, Murdered, and Dumped in Parking Lot in Colorado Springs; CID Offers $10,000 Reward (1987)
Cold Case: Amy Gellert Fatally Stabbed Outside Florida Home; AWOL Marine Dominic Kanuika an Alleged Suspect in the Case, $5000 Reward (1994)
Cold Case: Air Force Reservist SrA Blanca Luna Discovered Stabbed to Death in Base Lodging at Sheppard AFB in Texas (March 7, 2008)
Cold Case: Army Veteran Kanika Powell Shot Several Times at Doorway of Maryland Home, No Known Suspects At This Time (August 28, 2008)
SSG Anton Phillips, US Army, Found Stabbed to Death at FOB Mehtar Lam, Afghanistan; CID Offering $25,000 Reward for Information (December 31, 2009)
Prosecutors Reopen Investigation into Cause of Death of Disabled Army Veteran Felicia Reeves Found Hanging in a New Jersey Motel Room (August 19, 2015)

Fugitives:
Reward Offered for Armed & Dangerous Fugitive: Army Recruiter John Blauvelt Wanted for Allegedly Murdering Estranged Wife in South Carolina (2017)

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Camp Pendleton Marine Christopher Lee Convicted of Pre-Meditated Murder of Pregnant Lover Erin Corwin; Sentenced to Life in Prison (2014)

Posted on June 29, 2014 by Jennifer Norris
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Christopher Lee, US Marine Corps, and Erin Corwin

Marine Corps spouse Erin Corwin, 19, was reported missing on June 29, 2014 by her husband who was stationed at Camp Pendleton near Twentynine Palms in California. After an extensive investigation and search, Erin’s body was found in an abandoned mine shaft on August 16th, 2014. During the investigation, authorities learned that Erin was having an affair with another Marine. This Marine was identified as Christopher Lee, 29, who was arrested in Alaska after Erin’s body was recovered from the mine shaft. Christopher admitted that he killed Erin but said it was because he became angry after she confessed to molesting his daughter. The prosecution theorized he killed her to silence her and hide the pregnancy from his wife. He tricked her into believing that he was going to propose to her and instead he approached Erin from behind and strangled her for at least five minutes with a garrote made up of two pieces of rebar and a cord. After Lee was satisfied Erin was dead, he dragged her body to a mine shaft in the desert and pushed her in head first. Christopher Lee was found guilty of first-degree murder by civilian authorities and sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

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Ex-Marine claims he murdered his colleague’s wife, whom he had got pregnant, by pushing her down a mine shaft ‘because she admitted to molesting his daughter’
5 Things to Know About the Murder of Marine Wife Erin Corwin, Allegedly Killed by Lover
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Man found guilty of killing fellow Marine’s pregnant wife
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Christopher Lee sentenced to life in prison for killing Erin Corwin
Dateline: The Last Day (full episode)


When the 19-year old wife of a Marine vanishes without a trace in the California desert, investigators launch a massive search. They soon uncover a secret love triangle and a mystery with multiple suspects. -Dateline

Posted in Department of Defense, Homicide, In Their Name, USMC, Violent Crime | Tagged Adultery, Affair, Andrea Canning, California, Camp Pendleton, Chris Hansen, Christopher Brandon Lee, Christopher Lee, Crime Watch Daily, Dateline, Dateline NBC, Erin Corwin, Homicide, Joshua Tree National Park, Life in Prison, Murder, San Bernardino County Fire Department, The Last Day, Twentynine Palms, US Marine Corps, USMC | Leave a reply

Air Force Veteran Joshua Hilberling Died After Pushed Out of 25th Floor Window During Argument with Spouse Amber in Oklahoma (2011)

Posted on June 7, 2011 by Jennifer Norris
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Joshua Hilberling, US Air Force Veteran

Air Force Veteran Joshua Hilberling, 23, was pushed to his death out of a 25th floor window during an argument with his wife Amber on June 7, 2011 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. A couple week’s earlier, Joshua had filed for a protection from abuse order and as evidenced by his packed bags, it appeared that he was leaving the couple’s shared residence the day that he died. Amber was charged with first degree murder, found guilty, and sentenced to twenty-five years in prison. Amber Hilberling committed suicide by hanging in prison on October 24, 2016.

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Facebook: Justice 4 Josh
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Hilberling Trial: Testimony Continues in High Rise Death
Hilberling Trial: Amber Takes Stand in High-Rise Death Case
Tulsa High-Rise Death: Amber Hilberling Guilty Of Second Degree Murder
Amber Hilberling found guilty of second-degree murder in death of husband
Public opinion paints two views of Amber Hilberling
Amber Hilberling Sentenced To 25 Years In Husband’s Death
Mother, 21, found guilty of murdering her Air Force veteran husband by pushing him out of 25th floor window during an argument
Amber Hilberling tells Dr. Phil she called husband a ‘coward’ before fight that ended with his 2011 death
Woman who killed her USAF veteran husband hangs herself in prison
Amber Hilberling, Convicted of Pushing Husband Out High Rise Window, Found Dead in Prison
Convicted Tulsa Murderer Amber Hilberling Found Dead In Prison
Amber Hilberling pronounced dead in prison; was serving time for pushing husband out of high-rise
Amber Hilberling, woman convicted of murdering husband, found unresponsive in prison cell
Parents Of 25-Year-Old Who Died In Prison: ‘We Found Out That She Hung Herself On The News’
Book: Till Death Do Us Part: True Stories of Newlywed Murder Cases
Dateline: Shattered


A young pregnant newlywed is accused of pushing her husband out the window of their 25th floor condo, killing him. -HLN

Posted in Department of Defense, Domestic Violence, Homicide, In Their Name, USAF, Violent Crime | Tagged 2011, Amber Hilberling, Dateline, Domestic Abuse, Domestic Violence, Dr. Phil, First Degree Murder, Guilty, Homicide, Joshua Hilberling, Murder, Oklahoma, Rejection, Shattered, Suicide, United States, United States of America, Veteran, Veterans | 1 Reply

Daniel Wozniak Murdered Army Veteran Sam Herr and Stole $50,000 to Pay for Upcoming Wedding, Sentenced to Death in California for Two Murders (2010)

Posted on May 21, 2010 by Jennifer Norris
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Sam Herr, US Army Veteran

Daniel Wozniak was convicted of shooting and killing Army veteran Sam Herr on May 21, 2010 in Los Alamitos, California. Daniel Wozniak shot Sam Herr in the back of the head twice and decapitated him for the money in his bank account; he needed some cash to pay for his upcoming wedding. Daniel Wozniak was convicted of the pre-meditated murder of Juri ‘Julie’ Kibuishi and Sam Herr and sentenced to death in 2015.

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Father describes horror of his dismembered son’s murder
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Jury recommends execution for community theater actor convicted of decapitating Army veteran and then murdering victim’s friend to pay for his wedding
Community theater actor sentenced to death for killing, dismembering Afghanistan vet to pay for wedding
Ex-Actor Sentenced to Death After Being Found Guilty of Killing 2 People to Raise Money for His Wedding
How a California Community Theater Actor Tried to Frame a War Veteran for Murder
Community Actor Kills Veteran, Student for Money to Bankroll Honeymoon
Theatre actor murdered Army veteran and friend so he could steal money to pay for his wedding
Daniel Wozniak case: Full story of California double murder investigated on ’20/20′
Daniel Wozniak, Rachel Buffet: ‘Dateline’ NBC Examines Plot Twists of Actor in Bizarre Costa Mesa, California Murder Case
Sam Herr, Juri ‘Julie’ Kibuishi: ‘The Perfect Murder’ on Investigation Discovery—Afghanistan War Vet, California Tutor Killed by Actor in Plot to Have Lavish Wedding
Daniel Wozniak: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know
48 Hours: Killer Performance


California student Julie Kibuishi is found dead in the bed of her friend, Sam Herr – a decorated war hero. But Sam is nowhere to be found. As police hunt for their prime suspect, they’ll find this case is far more complicated than it first appeared. -The Perfect Murder

Posted in Department of Defense, Homicide, In Their Name, US Army, Violent Crime | Tagged 20/20, 2010, 48 Hours, California, Daniel Wozniak, Dateline, Death Penalty, Death Row, Death Sentence, Decapitation, Financial Motive, Homicide, Investigation Discovery, Juri 'Julie' Kibuishi, Juri Kibuishi, Los Alamitos, Murder, Premeditated Murder, Sam Herr, Sentenced to Death, The Perfect Murder | 1 Reply

Retired Army Pvt. John Needham Died of Overdose on Painkillers Awaiting Murder Trial for Beating Death of Girlfriend Jacqwelyn Villagomez (2010)

Posted on February 19, 2010 by Jennifer Norris
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John Needham, US Army Retired

In March 2006, John Needham joined the Army making him the fifth generation in his family to serve in the Armed Forces. In the fall of 2006, John deployed with his team from Fort Carson, Colorado to fight the war in Iraq during some of the most intense combat in the war. Army private John Needham began to downward spiral about eleven months into a deployment to Iraq after surviving multiple IED and grenade attacks. He was injured both mentally and physically. John claims that when he reached out for help his Army command told him to tell the medical personnel that he was fine so he wouldn’t be sent home. John did what he was asked to do. Soon thereafter John began sending alarming e-mails to his family and learned that his deployment was going to be extended beyond the twelve months he was originally tasked with. In September 2007, John contemplated suicide and one of his fellow comrades stopped him but in the struggle the gun discharged. It was at this time that John’s leadership began to shame him and isolate him. They also assigned two soldiers to watch over him twenty-four seven. John felt that eventually his team turned on him as did his command, who recommended him for courts martial because of the incident with the gun.

John’s father became concerned about John’s health and after making numerous phone calls was able to get him sent to Walter Reed Army Medical Center. John spent one month in psychiatric treatment before the Army pulled him from Walter Reed and sent him back to Fort Carson, Colorado where he was facing punishment. John continued to abuse pills, drugs, and alcohol and as a result was getting in trouble. John’s parents were concerned about his health again and fought for him to get transferred to San Diego for help and to be closer to them. John was prescribed a myriad of drugs to help him cope with the diagnosis of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.  During this time, John sent a letter to the Army command at Fort Carson to report that he witnessed war atrocities while fighting in Iraq. An investigation was launched into the allegations yet the Army would determine that war crimes did not occur. Although John’s courts martial quietly went away and John was medically retired and discharged from the US Army. It would only be a few days later on September 1, 2008 that he would be accused of beating his girlfriend Jacqwelyn Villagomez to death with his bare hands. He was arrested for her murder, let out on bail, and awaiting trial for her murder when he learned that PTSD and Traumatic Brain Injury may be what led him to overreact and snap during the argument with Jacqwelyn.

In July 2009, ten months after Jacqwelyn’s death, John learned from the Department of Veterans Affairs that he did in fact have a Traumatic Brain Injury. John learned that the TBI can impact brain functioning including memory, speech, and hearing. He came to realize that combat changes who you are and that he may have suffered from a flashback when he attacked his girlfriend. According to witnesses Jacqwelyn became upset after she was asked to leave John’s home. As she was leaving one of John’s female friends stopped by which enraged Jacqwelyn. Jacqwelyn began beating the female friend who was able to escape and flee from the situation. While the friend was on the phone with the police reporting the incident, John was inside arguing and fighting with Jacqwelyn who herself was volatile. It was at this time that John snapped and beat Jacqwelyn to death with his own hands. He was discovered with swollen hands and bloodied after the vicious attack. The prosecution hoped to prove that John got drunk and killed Jacqwelyn in a drunken rage but John and his defense team hoped to prove that he suffered from a flashback, therefore he blamed both the Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and the Traumatic Brain Injury for the frenzied, animalistic attack. John was facing twenty-five years to life in prison for the murder.

In early 2010, as John’s trial got closer, John had another surgery to repair his back injuries from an IED explosion in Iraq. It failed and John continued to suffer with a high intensity of pain. According to his family, John could barely walk. John moved to Arizona for another surgery and to spend some time with his mom. He appeared happy to be back in the desert again. John’s brother drove from California to Arizona to spend some time with John. The next day, February 19, 2010, John’s brother discovered him clinging to life in his room. John’s brother attempted to save his life but John took his last breath in his brother’s arms and died at the age of 26. They would later learn that John died of an apparent overdose on painkillers. The autopsy was considered undetermined yet medical experts believe that the unusually high dosage of painkillers in John’s system could lead one to believe that John committed suicide. To this day it is unclear if John’s death was accidental or a suicide. John’s brother noted that it was ironic that he would make it through months of intense, deadly combat yet die once he gets home. There was no military funeral held for John but he was remembered for both the lives he saved in Iraq and the life he took when he got back home.

Learn more: Violent Crime, Suicide & Non Combat Death at Fort Carson, Colorado (US Army)

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On this edition of DTRH Popeye covers the eleven year anniversary of the illegal, and immoral invasion of Iraq. He starts off by getting into the story of PFC John Needham, who witnessed war crimes being committed, and was locked up and tortured by his own command for not partaking in them himself. His story is an example of what happens when we “embrace the dark-side” as Dick Cheney put it in the push for the invasion. -DTHR

Posted in Department of Defense, Homicide, In Their Name, Military Policy, PTSD, TBI, Mental Illness, Suicide, US Army, Violent Crime | Tagged 2008, 48 Hours, 48 Hours Mystery, 4th Infantry Division, Army, Colorado, Dateline, Fort Carson, Homicide, Iraq, Iraq War, Jacqwelyn Villagomez, John Needham, Manslaughter, Murder, Overdose, Overdose on Painkillers, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, PTSD, PTSD Defense, Retaliation, Suicide, TBI, TBI Defense, Traumatic Brain Injury, US Army, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, War Atrocities, War Crimes | Leave a reply

Vietnam Veteran Robert McClancy, USMC, Murdered by Wife Martha and Lover Charles Kaczmarczyk for VA Death Benefits and Marital Assets (2006)

Posted on May 15, 2006 by Jennifer Norris
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Robert ‘Bob’ McClancy, US Marine Corps Veteran

“Monroe County judge calls crime the most evil he’s seen.” -WATE.com

Robert ‘Bob’ McClancy was found dead in his home on May 15, 2006 by his friend Charles Kaczmarczyk in Coker Creek, Tennessee. It appeared that Bob had overdosed on his Post Traumatic Stress Disorder medications. The Monroe County coroner ruled Bob’s death a suicide. Bob was a Vietnam war veteran and retired detective; he met Kaczmarczyk at a six week Veterans Affairs treatment program for PTSD. Years later, it was revealed that Robert’s wife Martha Ann and her lover Charles Kaczmarczyk poisoned Bob with the medication he’d been prescribed for PTSD and staged it as a suicide. They married shortly after Bob died but waited long enough so Martha could continue to collect Bob’s veteran death benefits. Martha Kaczmarczyk was convicted of murder and sentenced to 50 years in prison. Chuck Kaczmarczyk pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit murder and was sentenced to 25 years in prison.

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Couple lies about PTSD, fakes military records to receive benefits
Couple charged with faking military service injuries to receive benefits
Honoring our military medalists the right way
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Charles Kaczmarczyk, 59, pleads guilty to 2006 murder
Bogus war hero pleads guilty in conspiracy to murder friend
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Knoxville woman arraigned in husband’s 2006 death
Wife Faces Monroe County Murder Charge of Husband
Woman indicted in TBI case surrounding husband’s 2006 killing
Woman indicted for 2006 murder of husband in Monroe County
Knoxville Woman Moves From Federal Custody To Face Charges Of Plotting To Kill Husband And Murdering Him
Trial date set in murder mystery
Woman found guilty in husband’s death
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Monroe County woman sentenced to 50 years in husband’s murder
Wife Who Murdered Decorated Combat Vet For His Benefits Gets 50 Years
VA OIG: Investigation Leads to 50-Year Sentence
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NBC explores Tellico Plains murder staged as suicide
NBC’s Dateline revisits murder mystery in Monroe County
Robert ‘Bob’ McClancy: ‘Dateline NBC’ Ex-military man murdered in fake PTSD suicide by wife Martha Ann Kaczmarczyk and her lover, Chuck in Tennessee
Who is Sean Michael? An Adoption Mystery: Part 1, Meet Sean
Remembering Bob McClancy: “He just always took care of us”
Fake War Hero Charles Kaczmarczyk (YouTube)
The Murder of Bob McClancy (YouTube)

Videos:
Snapped: Sneak Peek – Martha Ann McClancy (Season 21, Episode 2) | Oxygen
Snapped: Sneak Peek – Suicide or Murder (Season 21, Episode 2) | Oxygen
Snapped: Bonus Clip – Martha McClancy Sentencing (Season 21, Episode 2) | Oxygen
Snapped: After The Verdict – Martha McClancy (Season 21, Episode 2) | Oxygen


The death of a beloved Tennessee man is believed to be a suicide. But when a son questions his mother, he uncovers a dark family conspiracy. -Dateline NBC

Posted in Cold Case Files, Department of Defense, Domestic Violence, Homicide, In Their Name, Military Policy, PTSD, TBI, Mental Illness, Scandals, USMC, Violent Crime | Tagged Bob McClancy, Charles Kaczmarczyk, Cold Case, Cold Cases, Dateline, Dateline NBC, Death Benefits, Department of Veterans Affairs, Disability Fraud, Disabled Veteran, Homicide, Marital Assets, Martha Ann Kaczmarczyk, Martha Ann McClancy, Murder, Office of Inspector General, Robert McClancy, Secrets in the Smoky Mountains, Stolen Valor, Tennessee, VA Death Benefits, VA Office of Inspector General, VA OIG, Veteran's Affairs | Leave a reply

Former Air Force Reservist Michelle Theer Convicted of First Degree Murder of Husband Marty for Insurance Money; Sentenced to Life in Prison, No Parole (2004)

Posted on December 3, 2004 by Jennifer Norris
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Michelle Theer

Former Air Force Reservist Michelle Theer was indicted in 2002 for first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit first-degree murder in the death of her husband Air Force Captain Marty Theer on December 17, 2000. Theer was accused of killing her husband with her lover, Army Special Forces soldier John Diamond. In August 2001, John Diamond was found guilty by a military jury of first degree murder and was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. Around the date of the 2002 indictment, Michelle, who had moved to New Orleans since the murder, left Louisiana to “start a new life.” Michelle moved to Florida where she rented an apartment and had plastic surgery performed under an assumed name.

The police located and arrested Michelle Theer in August 2002 and her trial concluded on December 3, 2004. The jury returned verdicts of guilty of first-degree murder by aiding and abetting and of conspiracy to commit first-degree murder. The motive for the homicide was an early attempt to collect Marty’s $500,000 Servicemen’s Group Life Insurance policy. The prosecutor ascertained Michelle manipulated John Diamond into murdering her husband. Diamond was accused of shooting Marty multiple times execution style as he ascended a stairwell at Michelle’s place of employment in Fayetteville, North Carolina. The civilian trial court sentenced Michelle Theer to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

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Michelle Theer and Army Ranger John Diamond Murdered Michelle’s Air Force Spouse, Captain Marty Theer, for the Life Insurance (2000)
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Psychologist Debbie Layton-Tholl talks about her experience meeting with Michelle Theer. -Snapped: Killer Couples

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Army Major David Shannon Murdered by Wife Joan & her Daughter Elizabeth for the Servicemen’s Group Life Insurance (2002)

Posted on July 23, 2002 by Jennifer Norris
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Major David Shannon, US Army

Joan Shannon, wife – convicted, sentenced to LWOP plus 13 years for conspiracy
Elizabeth Shannon, daughter – pled guilty, sentenced to 25-31 years in prison

Learn more: Servicemen’s Group Life Insurance is a Common Motive for Murder

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Posted in Department of Defense, Domestic Violence, Homicide, In Their Name, Military Policy, Scandals, US Army, Violent Crime | Tagged 2002, Behind the Picket Fence, Dateline, David Shannon, Elizabeth Shannon, Fayetteville, Fort Bragg, Homicide, Joan Shannon, Life Insurance, Major David Shannon, Military Officers, Murder, North Carolina, Scorned: Love Kills, Servicemen's Group Life Insurance, SGLI, Snapped, The Murdered Major | Leave a reply

Fort Bliss Army Commander Captain Lynn Reister Murdered by Enlisted Husband Roger and His Brother Rodney for the Servicemen’s Group Life Insurance (2001)

Posted on May 24, 2001 by Jennifer Norris
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Captain Lynn Reister, US Army

On May 24, 2001, enlisted Army soldier Roger Reister, 27, found his pregnant wife Captain Lynn (Armstrong) Reister, 31, murdered in their off post home in El Paso, Texas. Roger claimed on a panicked 911 call that she was dead and it looked like her throat had been ripped out. Both were stationed at nearby Fort Bliss. Captain Reister was a Commander and was scheduled to transfer in just a few days to a new position as an ROTC instructor in Missouri. Captain Reister was a distinguished Norwich Academy graduate, a Commander, and an Air Defense Artillery Tactical Control Officer for patriot missiles in Saudi Arabia. Lynn was a mother to a five year old son Triston and was pregnant with another son. Lynn’s co-workers scheduled a going away party for her the day she died. She never showed up.

Lynn and Roger met at a club in Oxbar, Germany where both of them were stationed. Lynn thought Roger was charming and nice. They met when she was only twenty-two years old. She was a Lieutenant; he was Private First Class. In the Army it is against regulation to get involved with anyone below your rank unless you are married. Roger continued to salute Lynn while they simultaneously hid their relationship. Lynn was a higher ranking military officer and in violation of the Uniform Code of Military Justice. If they were found out, Lynn could have lost her career. Despite the risks, they both pursued a passionate relationship. Roger was approached by military leadership about the affair but denied it. They decided to get married in Denmark so they could openly be together and then Lynn got pregnant. Once they were married, the military couldn’t do anything. Roger was deployed and missed the birth of their son.

After Roger got home from deployment, Lynn was deployed to Hungary for six months. Now both of them experienced being away from their newborn and got a shot at being a single parent. The couple decided to ask for a transfer back to the states so they could raise their son. In the fall of 1996 they were transferred to Fort Bliss. Lynn had a Command and was shortly promoted to Captain. She was described as a great Commander who took care of her soldiers and their spouses. In the summer of 2000, Lynn deployed to Saudi Arabia as a Patriot Missile Commander. She had a highly stressful job because she made the decision when to launch the defensive missiles. Meanwhile Roger suspected her of cheating on him so when she returned home from Saudi Arabia, tensions were high. Lynn denied cheating on Roger but he moved to the barracks on post. Lynn did not want to give up on Roger because she didn’t believe in divorce so they went to marriage counseling. Eventually they reconciled and Roger moved back home, then Lynn found out she was pregnant with their second son.

On the day of the crime. Roger Reister took their son Triston to work with him for the day. Lynn stayed home because she had a doctor’s appointment and was going to pick up Triston after she was done. Early that same day, Roger claimed that his vehicle wouldn’t start and he called his brother Rodney to help him get it started. According to Roger, they both left afterwards. Roger tried calling Lynn throughout the day but she wasn’t answering the phone. He was beginning to get worried. When he got home from work he found Lynn dead on the bedroom floor. According to investigators her throat had been slit from ear to ear all the way to her spine. She had been nearly decapitated. Police always look at the spouse first but Roger had a solid alibi that day. He last saw Lynn alive at 4:30 a.m. before he left for work with his son. In the meantime, Roger’s brother Rodney showed up to the crime scene to support him. He claimed he had not seen Lynn for over a week and the only person he could think of that could do this may be a girl named April who had a crush on Roger.

According to Roger and Rodney, April hit on Roger while Lynn was deployed to Saudi Arabia and her Army husband was deployed to Korea. At one point Lynn’s tires had been slashed and they wondered if it was April. In addition Triston told investigators that “April wanted to marry daddy.” Investigators learned that Roger met April at a local dance club and she offered to help him with Triston while Lynn was deployed. Detectives questioned April next. She admitted to having an affair with Roger for a few months in 2000 but denied killing Lynn. April felt betrayed that Roger pointed the finger at her. She told investigators that Roger said “maybe when she gets back, I’ll take care of her for good.” But Roger told detectives that he was an every day man who cheats on his spouse and ended things with April when Lynn got home. Investigators learned that Roger continued to meet up with April 2-3 times a week at the dance club and Lynn caught him. After Lynn confronted Roger about the affair, he moved back to the barracks. Then Lynn found out April was pregnant with Roger’s child. When police interviewed April she was pregnant and admitted that she was pregnant with Roger’s child. April suggested detectives speak with Army soldier Patrick Meuller.

Patrick Mueller immediately asked for immunity from both the military and civilian authorities when questioned. Mueller was given immunity and shared with investigators that Roger asked him to kill Lynn. Roger asked him to stab her in the throat so she couldn’t scream. Roger convinced him to do it, built him up, offered $10,000 cash, and reminded him of the $250,000 life insurance pay-out. Mueller agreed to do it. The plan was for Roger to take Triston to work and leave the door unlocked but Mueller admitted to never going into the house because he got spooked when he thought a neighbor saw him. Mueller had an alibi. Mueller was friends with Roger’s brother Rodney and shared that Rodney might have beef with Lynn because she kicked him out of the marital home. Apparently Rodney had been in a lot of trouble including setting fires and stealing. Rodney moved in with them after getting out of jail in Florida. Roger and Lynn let him move in temporarily in an attempt to help him out. After six weeks of the living arrangement, Rodney put a strain on the marriage because he didn’t contribute to the household, laid around all day, and made no attempt to get a job. Rodney was also disrespectful to Lynn. Maybe Rodney had motive to kill Lynn because he had no job, little money, and nowhere to live. Rodney Reister was a person of interest.

Investigators questioned Rodney Reister who was now living with his girlfriend Amber. Rodney Reister told detectives that Roger asked him to kill Lynn because she was cheating on him. Rodney said Roger wanted her dead because Lynn would get custody of their son Triston in a divorce due to the fact that she is a military officer. Roger in essence pressured Rodney to kill Lynn for him. But Rodney said Lynn was awake when he entered the house so he took off. Rodney was one of six people Roger had manipulated and asked to kill his wife. Meanwhile, El Paso crime scene investigators discovered a bloody palm print on Captain Reister’s arm. The palm print did not match Roger Reister or his mistress April, but it did match Roger’s brother Rodney Reister. Police questioned Rodney again and this time he confessed to the crime. Rodney admitted to a second attempt the morning Lynn died. He also implicated Roger in the murder-for-hire plot. Roger set the plan in motion and used the problems with his vehicle as a signal for Rodney to kill Lynn. Roger took Rodney into the house, showed him where the knife was, and then went to work with his son. Roger told Rodney to cut her throat to keep her from screaming.

Rodney admitted to losing his nerve initially but Lynn saw him. In the struggle Lynn said to Rodney “you don’t have to do this” and “don’t believe Roger.” A pregnant Lynn fought for her life but was no match for the knife wielding Rodney. Rodney Reister nearly decapitated Lynn when he cut her throat and Roger left him a fresh set of clothes so he could leave the home without raising any suspicion. The motive was the  $250,000 Servicemen’s Group Life Insurance (SGLI) pay-out. Roger offered Rodney $1000 to kill Lynn and then more after he got the insurance money. Rodney was arrested for capital murder and faced the death penalty. The big question in Rodney’s case was did he do it for love or did he do it for money. The jury decided Rodney committed first degree murder for the love of his brother and he was sentenced to life in prison. Roger Reister was arrested but claimed that his brother Rodney acted alone despite four people willing to testify that he asked them to kill his wife. A civilian jury found Roger guilty of four counts of solicitation of murder and he was sentenced to four concurrent life terms in prison. The conclusion: Roger wanted girls, money, the house, and custody of his kid; Roger didn’t want to move to Missouri and be married anymore.

Learn more: Servicemen’s Group Life Insurance is a Common Motive for Murder

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A soldier comes home with his five year old son and finds his wife, an Army Officer stationed at Fort Bliss in El Paso, Texas, brutally stabbed to death. -Discovery ID

Posted in Department of Defense, Homicide, In Their Name, Military Policy, US Army, Violent Crime | Tagged Army, Captain Lynn Reister, Dateline, Dateline Mystery, Dateline on ID, Deadly Devotion, Discovery ID, El Paso Texas, Financial Motive, Fort Bliss, Homicide, Insurance Fraud, Investigation Discovery, Life Insurance, Lynn Armstrong, Military, Murder, Rodney Reister, Roger Reister, Servicemen's Group Life Insurance, SGLI, Shadow of Doubt, Texas, The Affairs of Soldiers, US Army | 2 Replies

Air Force Capt. Frank ‘Marty’ Theer Murdered by Wife Michelle & Army SSG John Diamond in North Carolina; Both Sentenced to Life in Prison (2000)

Posted on December 17, 2000 by Jennifer Norris
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Honoring Capt Marty Theer @USAirForce officer murdered by SSgt John Diamond @USArmy at #FortBragg #NC (2001)

Captain Marty Theer, US Air Force

Captain Frank ‘Marty’ Theer, US Air Force, was murdered on December 17, 2000 in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Military and civilian prosecutors believe Marty was murdered by his wife Michelle Theer and her lover SSG John Diamond, a sniper in the US Army stationed at Fort Bragg. Michelle tried to claim that John was obsessed with her and killed Marty so he could be with her. John Diamond’s defense team claimed that Michelle killed Marty for his large life insurance policy and set John up to take the fall. Prosecutors theorized that Michelle Theer manipulated John Diamond into committing the murder by claiming that Marty abused her. John’s family believe that the Army railroaded John because he was an enlisted man accused of killing an officer. In the end they would both be convicted of the murder of Marty Theer and spend the rest of their life in prison.

“Michelle Theer was named as a conspirator by Army prosecutors, but they had no jurisdiction over her because she is a civilian. She has not been charged in civilian courts.” -FayObserver (5/19/2002)

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“Sexy psychologist and doting Air Force wife Michelle begins a swinging affair with Army Sgt. Diamond while her husband, Captain Marty Theer, is away. But all’s fair in love and war, and Marty’s return will remind them that love is a battlefield.” -Discovery ID

Posted in Department of Defense, Homicide, In Their Name, USAF, Violent Crime | Tagged 2000, Dateline, Deadly Triangle, Discovery ID, Fayetteville, Fort Bragg, Frank Martin Theer, Homicide, Investigation Discovery, John Diamond, Marty Theer, Michelle Theer, Murder, North Carolina, Scorned: Love Kills, Sergeant Swinger, Sins and Secrets, Snapped, US Air Force, US Army, USAF | Leave a reply

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