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US Navy Officer Beat Wife to Death in Japan Hotel Room
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September 15, 2025
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18:41Now PlayingNaval officer Christopher Olsen was accused of brutally beating and strangling his wife Jesse in a Japanese hotel in 2024, leaving her body behind while he checked out alone. After months of limited updates and delays for her grieving family, Olsen was eventually charged with second-degree murder and obstruction of justice. In September 2025, he accepted a plea deal against the family’s wishes, receiving 23 years in prison, dismissal from the Navy, and an order to pay restitution for Jesse’s funeral expenses. Law&Crime’s Elizabeth Millner breaks down the case.
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