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US soldier allegedly killed wife, faked distress in Facebook posts and helped her mom look for her
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0:34Now PlayingAn Army soldier in Alaska is accused of fatally shooting his newlywed wife, stashing her body in a storm drain — then posting desperate Facebook messages about her disappearance and helping her mom search for her.
Heinous hubby Zarrius Hildabrand, 21, has been charged with raps including first-degree murder and tampering with evidence in the slaying of his spouse, Alaska National Guard combat medic Saria Hildabrand, also 21, the Anchorage Police Department said.
Hildabrand – who is a cannon crewmember assigned to the 2nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team – reported Saria missing Monday evening, Aug. 7, KTUU reported.
She was then found dead from a gunshot wound to the left temple Thursday in a 4-by-5-foot storm drain near the couple’s Anchorage apartment, the Anchorage Daily News said, citing the police incident report.
“Updated information on my missing wife PLEASE SHARE AND REPOST!!!!!!” Hildabrand had written on Facebook on Wednesday night above a picture of his wife’s “missing” poster — the day before her body was discovered and fewer than 48 hours before his arrest.
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