Cecily Aguilar, the only surviving suspect in the death of Army Spc. Vanessa Guillen, is set to face a judge in Waco for sentencing. Aguilar pled guilty in November 2020 to accessory charges.
"The findings indicated that she was indeed on two separate occasions," said Major General Gene LeBoeuf.
The allegations were not moved up the chain of command. "We as an army failed to protect Specialist Guillen. It's something we are learning from, studying, and using to drive our army forward," says Maj. Gen. LeBoeuf."She went in that base to protect her own country that tremendously failed her," Vanessa's cousin Uriel Guillen Aranda said.
"You know, sometimes I’m speechless as to why these things happen. And why, vanessa? You know, she never meant any harm to anyone. She was one of the most humble persons ever and for her to be treated worse than that the terrorists or anybody that would try to damage this country when all she wanted to do was protect us", said Vanessa's sister Lupe Guillen.
Aguilar pled guilty to accessory after the fact and three counts of making false statements. She could be sentenced to 30 years in prison.that I have read and agree
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