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   Military officials Monday confirmed the human remains found last   
   week near Fort Hood were those of soldier Vanessa Guillén, Maj.   
   Gen. Scott Efflandt announced during a news conference.   
      
   Efflandt, the Fort Hood senior commander, said the Armed Forces   
   Medical Examiner made the ruling Sunday through DNA analysis.   
      
   He and Col. Ralph Overland offered their condolences to   
   Guillén’s Houston family, describing her as a brave soldier who   
   went above and beyond to complete her duties.   
      
   “I spoke with soldiers who served with her … and I can see the   
   intense sadness in their faces and hear it in their voices,”   
   said Overland, Guillén’s regimental commander. “They miss their   
   friend and spoke of her qualities as a person and a soldier …   
   caring, dedicated to her profession and an expert in her craft.”   
      
   Efflandt and Overland did not release new details about the   
   FBI’s ongoing criminal case or the Army’s probe into allegations   
   that Spc. Guillén, who served in the 3rd Cavalry Regiment, was   
   sexually harassed before she went missing.   
      
   Guillén, 20, grew up in southeast Houston and attended Chavez   
   High School. U.S. Rep. Sylvia Garcia, on Monday penned a letter   
   with 87 members of Congress pushing for the Department of   
   Defense inspector general to conduct an independent   
   investigation into Fort Hood’s handling of the case.   
      
   “The United States military has a responsibility to ensure the   
   safety and well-being of the young women and men that take an   
   oath to defend our country,” the Houston Democrat said in a   
   statement. “In SPC Guillén’s case, the U.S. Army failed both   
   Vanessa and her family.”   
      
   Also on Monday, a Killeen resident suspected in Guillén’s death   
   appeared in court, federal officials said.   
      
   Cecily Aguilar, who was charged last week with conspiracy to   
   tamper with evidence, appeared virtually in front of U.S.   
   Magistrate Judge Jeffrey C. Manske, officials said.   
      
   She has been accused of helping 20-year-old Spc. Aaron David   
   Robinson mutilate and dispose of Guillén’s body after Robinson   
   killed her by hitting her in the head with a hammer.   
      
   Robinson shot himself last week when authorities had confronted   
   him during the investigation, Killeen police have said.   
      
   Aguilar was asked during Monday’s hearing if she understood the   
   charges against her.   
      
   “Yeah, sure,” she replied, according to KCEN-TV, which covers   
   news in Waco and Temple.   
      
   https://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-   
   texas/houston/article/Woman-tied-to-slaying-of-Vanessa-Guillen-   
   appears-15390009.php   
      
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