Hundreds marched to Houston’s city hall on Fourth of July, demanding justice for Vanessa Guillen, a missing Texas soldier who was killed and dismembered by a fellow soldier stationed at the same Texas base, according to a criminal complaint.
AUSTIN — Hundreds marched to Houston’s city hall on Fourth of July, demanding justice for Vanessa Guillen, a missing Texas soldier who was killed and dismembered by a fellow soldier stationed at the same Texas base, according to a criminal complaint. Guillen was last seen April 22 in a parking lot outside of her barracks in Fort Hood, one of the country’s largest military installations located about 65 miles north of Austin. Human remains were found Tuesday near the Leon River, about 20 miles east of Fort Hood, in the search for Guillen. Her family said through attorney Natalie Khawam that they believe evidence shows the remains are Guillen, but authorities said they are still awaiting positive identification.
