The bleak refusal of Army investigators in response to the Johnsons’ call for a renewed investigation of LaVena’s death has been well-noted here and elsewhere on the Web. LaVena’s case is just one of many, however; stories of other soldiers whose deaths are shrouded in secrecy, and whose loved ones still await investigation and explanation by military authorities, are coming to light. In May of 2007, this website noted an article by Diane Farsetta, senior researcher for the Center for Media and Democracy, titled
Deaths awaiting answers
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that is so sad how come she died that quick
I am just sick about how the U.S. Military has put the Johnson family
through Hell and back.
They military as a whole needs to take accountiblity for what is going on and stop trying to cover up the fact that we do have bad people serving in out armed forces.
Shame on them all !
I am so sad to the core for John and Linda, as a mother that has lost a child, under NO-investigation, in the Army, I know what you are feeling.
My heart goes out to you.