Soldier accused of killing pregnant wife agrees to “appeal guilty”: reports

An American army soldier has negotiated an appeal after being accused of killing his wife, who was six months pregnant at the time of her disappearance.

Private First Class Dewayne Arthur Johnson II received five fees and 19 specifications about his wife’s disappearance Mischa Mathine Kaalthi Johnson19, according to a statement from American army.

As previously reported, the charges came six months after she was last seen in their home at Schofield Barracks, O’Ahu, Hawaii, July 31.

On Thursday, May 29, Michelle McCaskill, a spokesman for Army Office of Special Trial Counsel, confirmed that Dewayne, 29, has now agreed to invoke on a hearing planned to take place at Wheeler Army Airfield Courtroom next week, according to the military news Stars and stripesLocal stores Honolulu Star Advertiser and Hawaii News now.

“PFC Johnson has agreed to invoke himself guilty, but additional details are not independent at present as the owed foundation is subject to acceptance of the military judge,” McCaskill said in a statement shared with Stars and stripes. “If PFC Johnson’s guilty foundation is accepted, the judge will judge him under the conditions under the verdict.”

When Mischa disappeared last year, Department of Criminal Investigation Announced a $ 10,000 reward for information that can help find her. A search on and around Schofield Barracks was evoked when her husband reported that she was missing on August 1 Stars and stripes.

Deanne told us alleged officers who were involved in the search that his wife was “emotionally upset”, reported the outlet. He went on to be arrested and placed in military pretimate containment.

In February, American army Shared an update that Mischa “adopted died and her body has not been found.”

Officials added that Dewayne abstained from his right to a preliminary hearing of Article 32.

The “general nature” of his accusations includes “the murder of Mischa Johnson, intentionally to kill his unborn child, obstruction of justice, give false official statements, possession of child pornography and production and distribution of child pornography,” according to the US Army website.

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Details of Mischa’s residue were low before Deway’s basic agreement this week has not been currently shared.

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The US Army did not immediately respond to people’s request for comment on Friday, May 30.