Autopsy Reportedly Finds Murdered 101st Airborne Soldier Was Stabbed Nearly 70 Times; No Arrests Made

Daily Brief 12 July 2024

Autopsy Reportedly Finds Murdered 101st Airborne Soldier Was Stabbed Nearly 70 Times; No Arrests Made Pfc. Katia Dueñas Aguilar, 23, was found in her Clarksville, Tennessee, home just outside of the base on May 18, and her mother posted a reward and begged the public for leads in the unsolved case. More Military.com Stories Newly Graduated Army Data Experts Could Help the Service Reverse Its Recruiting Slump MDMA Treatment for Post-Traumatic Stress Gets Backing from Lawmakers, Advocates as FDA Raises Questions US Coast Guard Patrol Spots Chinese Naval Ships off Alaska Island US, Canada and Finland Look to Build More Icebreakers to Counter Russia in the Arctic Trucker Acquitted in Marine Vets Motorcycle Crash Gets License Suspension Extended 2 Years Bipartisan Group of Senators Pushes for Hawaii's Inclusion in NATO Treaty China Tells NATO Not to Create Chaos in Asia and Rejects Label of 'Enabler' of Russia's Ukraine War Japan Punishes Hundreds of Defense Officials for Mishandling Classified Data and Other Misconduct Commission on Maine Mass Shooting to Question Army Reservist's Medical Providers The National Archives Needs Your Help Transcribing Revolutionary War Records Ukraine Seeks New Summit with Russia Ahead of US Elections Rep. Bob Good Files for Recount in Virginia Primary Loss to Former Navy SEAL WWII Navy Corpsman Remembered at Pikes Peak National Cemetery for His Service During Iwo Jima Oil Tanker Held by Iran for Over a Year Heads Toward International Waters, Tracking Data Shows Astronauts Confident Boeing Space Capsule Can Safely Return Them to Earth, Despite Failures The US Government Responds to a Military-Backed Coup in New Documentary 'War Game' Today's Military Trivia What 1838-39 war was set off after a French food shop owner complained to France's King Louis-Philippe that his business near Mexico City was looted by Mexican soldiers? Video of the Day Zelenskyy Says to Win the War, US Needs to Lift Limits on Striking Military Targets Inside Russia

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