A South Dakota A pilot in active service was arrested on federal charges after the authorities said that he had killed a missing American woman at a military base.
Quinterius Chapelle, 24, is an essential pilot centered in Elsworth Air Force A base, accused of second -class death in the death of 21 -year -old Sahala Toka, won Sangrait.
Chapeli appeared in front of the American judge Danita L. Wolman on Monday and acknowledged that he was not guilty of a federal criminal complaint.
Sahala Toka Win Sangrait was found dead after the family was informed in 2024. (Facebook / Bernice White Swan)
The few Google inspections arrest the active naval in the alleged murder to accompany
The authorities decided that Sangert was, who was It was reported missing On August 10, 2024, “was killed on the base at some point in August 2024.”
However, her remains were found earlier this month in a wooded area near the Bennington County County County line.
One of the hikers in the area discovered the body of “badly decomposing”, which later learned to be the older woman in the box, and called on the deputies, according to a statement from Bennington Sharif County Office.
The authorities claim that the murder took place at the Ellithor Air Force Base. (Elsworth Air Force Base)
The agency said that the commission had no “identification information.” The cause of death has not been released yet.
The MMU, which helped the investigation, confirmed the Fox News Digital that Sangrait was a member of the Cheyan tribe of the Six River.
The MMU Services Services program helps the family with the continued investigation, according to the Indian Affairs Office.
The Indian Affairs Office and the Federal Investigation Office assisted the case. (Indian Affairs Office)
Chapelle was set in the twenty -eighth maintenance squadron at the Ellesworth Air Force Base, where he was winning aircraft inspection. He entered the service on April 30, 2019.
Its disciplinary history, if in existence, is protected by the Privacy Law of 1974.
“First of all, our thoughts and prayers with friends and the Sahala family,” Colonel Derek Okley, the leader of the twenty -eighth grenade wing, wrote in a statement by Fox News Digital. “We bear the pilots for their actions, and if the members of the service are found in violation of military or civil law, they will be punished.
“We are working closely with law enforcement agencies in the region.”
Shabil was formed by the American Marshall service in the Benington Province in Rapid, South Dakota. No experimental date has been set.
The authorities claim that Sahala Sangrait was killed at the Ellesworth Air Force base. (Elsworth Air Force Base)
“This charge, which was presented only 10 days after the discovery of the victim's remains, reflects the mobile work of federal, state law enforcement specialists who cooperated smoothly for operation in every progress with utilitarian and absolute care,” said Alison Ramzel, an American lawyer in South Dakota Province. “Under the criminal justice system, this charge is just an accusation, and the defendant is innocent until it is proven guilty; and the facts and evidence will be lit in this case before a federal judge and a jury. At this time, our hearts with the victim's family and their friends became several months after searching for answers, now engraving from the death of tenderness for one of them.”
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Other agencies that helped in the case include FBI (FBI)Air Force Special Investigation Office, Quick City Police Department and Criminal Investigation Department in South Dakota.
The FBI of the Federal Investigation Office of the Investigation Office for Special Investigations has not received private investigations into inquiries from Fox News Digital and the US Air Force Office.
