Death of Fort Hood soldier ignites demands for justice
Marchers in Texas are demanding a congressional investigation into the disappearance and killing of U.S. Army soldier Vanessa Guillen. source
Soldier’s death sparks outrage
ABC News’ Stephanie Ramos reports on the case of Vanessa Guillen sparking a renewed discussion about sexual harassment and assault in the military. source
Hail storm, Dhaka floods, justice demands for Guillen: World in Photos, July 22
A look at the top photos from around the globe. source
As Vanessa Guillen’s family appears in DC, another veteran lends her voice
Guillen’s family marched from Capitol Hill to the White House, where they met President Trump. For Army veteran Lucy Del Gaudio, Guillen’s story sounds all too familiar. source
Army promises changes after Vanessa Guillen’s murder l GMA
Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy said a review of the culture at Fort Hood will help identify and fix the “root causes” that have led to violent acts at the base.…
Family builds national movement after Vanessa Guillen vanishes from Fort Hood: Part 1 | Nightline
Guillen stopped responding to calls and texts on April 22. Her mother, Gloria, said Vanessa was being sexually harassed at Ford Hood. Specialist Aaron Robinson was the last person who…
Vanessa Guillén investigation leads to 14 Army officials being punished
Fourteen senior army leaders at Fort Hood were fired or suspended after an investigation that was prompted by the young soldier’s death. source
Top Army leaders fired, suspended from Fort Hood after Guillen investigation | Nightline
The Army said 14 people were punished for “leadership failures†in responding to sexual harassment and sexual assault allegations. Vanessa Guillen’s family has been fighting for more accountability. WATCH NIGHTLINE…