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   From: soros-the-gay-misogynist@msnbc.com   
      
   The U.S. Army is investigating the death of 23-year-old Sgt. Sarah Roque,   
   whose body was found in a dumpster at Fort Leonard Wood in Missouri earlier   
   this week.   
      
   Roque was first reported missing on Monday after she did not show up for her   
   unit’s morning formation. According to Fort Leonard Wood, she was last seen   
   on base and attempts by her chain of command and family to contact her were   
   unsuccessful.   
      
   Following her disappearance, Fort Leonard Wood issued a "be on the lookout"   
   report, asking the public and law enforcement agencies for help. On Monday   
   evening, Roque's body was discovered in a dumpster next to single-soldier   
   housing.   
      
   In a press conference on Thursday. Maj. Gen. Christopher Beck said a person of   
   interest has been taken into custody. He did not disclose more information   
   about the person or whether the person was military personnel given that it is   
   an ongoing    
   investigation.   
      
   Beck added that the Army Criminal Investigation Division is investigating   
   Roque's death as a potential homicide. The FBI and other law enforcement   
   agencies are also assisting with the investigation.   
      
   Located in central Missouri, Fort Leonard Wood is a military installation that   
   trains nearly 80,000 people each year. Roque, from Ligonier, Ind., enlisted in   
   2020 and attended basic combat training at Fort Leonard Wood.   
      
   She was a bridge crewmember and served as a mine-dog handler with the K9   
   detachment in the 5th Engineer Battalion, according to Fort Leonard Wood. Her   
   awards and decorations include the Army Commendation Medal, National Defense   
   Service Medal, Good    
   Conduct Medal and the Army Service Ribbon.   
      
   Beck said Roque was "described by her peers as tough and proud of everything   
   she did and proud to serve our country, which she did with honor and   
   distinction." He added, "The Fort Leonard Wood community is devastated by this   
   tragic loss."   
      
   Roque's city of Ligonier on Thursday issued a proclamation of recognition in   
   honor of her, asking all local businesses and residents to fly their flags at   
   half-staff until Roque's burial.   
      
   Army officials say results of an autopsy are still pending as part of their   
   investigation.   
      
   https://www.npr.org/2024/10/25/nx-s1-5165195/missing-fort-leonar   
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