Another Fort Hood soldier has disappeared.
Authorities at the Texas military base have requested public support in locating Private
Jennifer Sewell.
Her unit reported last Thursday, October 7, that the young woman did not show up for work.
The last time he was seen leaving his barracks was around 4:00 p.m. that day, according to the Fort Hood Emergency Services Directorate.
The authorities, her chain of command and her family have tried to contact her but have not been able to locate her.
Private Jennifer Sewell, who disappeared Thursday, October 7, from Fort Hood Military Base Fort Hood Press Center
The Private First Class at the base is described as
a black woman, 5 feet 5 inches tall
(1.70 meters) with
brown hair and brown eyes.
The statement does not specify how old he is but indicates that he does not have a car.
[Another Latino soldier disappears at the Fort Hood base: his whereabouts have been unknown for five days]
The young woman left of her own free will for unknown reasons, according to the initial investigation.
These are the revelations of the Army report on the case of Vanessa Guillén
April 30, 202101: 48
Sewell is the last soldier to disappear from the base.
In 2020,
at least 39 soldiers were killed or disappeared,
including 13 who committed suicide.
[The 6 mistakes in the Vanessa Guillén case: what went wrong at Fort Hood]
The case that targeted the base was that of Vanessa Guillén.
The Army admitted a few months ago that the 20-year-old Latina soldier was sexually harassed by a superior who made her life impossible at the base, and ended up being killed by another soldier who had also harassed another soldier.
With information from
NBC News.