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Retired Green Beret’s wife arrested in connection with his murder

Arrest of retired Green Beret's wife in murder case
The shocking arrest of a retired Green Beret's wife raises questions about the circumstances surrounding his death.

Unraveling the mystery of Clinton Bonnell’s disappearance

The disappearance of retired Green Beret Clinton Bonnell has taken a dark turn, leading to the arrest of his wife, Shana Cloud. Authorities in North Carolina have charged Cloud with first-degree murder and concealment of death after Bonnell’s body was discovered in a Fayetteville waterway.

This shocking development has left the community and Bonnell’s family grappling with grief and disbelief.

Timeline of events leading to the arrest

Bonnell, 50, was reported missing on January 28, when a wellness check was requested by a Methodist University employee.

He had been attending the university’s physician assistant program but failed to attend class that day. Upon arrival, deputies found Cloud, who claimed she had not seen her husband since the previous day. Bonnell’s vehicle and personal belongings were located at their residence, raising immediate concerns about his safety.

As the investigation unfolded, authorities executed multiple search warrants, including those for Cloud’s vehicle and digital devices. The evidence collected helped establish a timeline of events surrounding Bonnell’s disappearance, leading to the grim discovery of his remains on February 28.

DNA testing confirmed the identity of the remains, intensifying the urgency of the investigation.

The community reacts to the tragic news

The news of Bonnell’s death and the subsequent arrest of his wife has sent shockwaves through the Fayetteville community.

Methodist University President Stanley T. Wearden expressed his condolences, emphasizing the need for compassion and support during this difficult time. A GoFundMe campaign initially set up to aid in the search for Bonnell has now transformed into a platform for mourning and remembrance, highlighting his service as a Green Beret medic over a distinguished 20-year military career.

As the investigation continues, the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office has urged the public to respect the privacy of Bonnell’s family and the integrity of the ongoing case. The community is left to grapple with the tragic loss of a veteran and the unsettling circumstances surrounding his death.

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