Blood of missing US Army soldier discovered in her workplace. A family attorney says she was killed by fellow service member.

• The attorney for the family of US Army Spc. Vanessa Guillen, the missing Fort Hood soldier, said Thursday that she was killed by a fellow soldier the same day she disappeared, the Army Times reported.
• US Army Spc. Aaron Robinson, who'd been a person of interest in the ongoing investigation, had fled Fort Hood and killed himself Tuesday night when law-enforcement officials approached him.
• Army investigators found that Robinson had used a hammer to attack Guillen, according to the attorney.
• Robinson used his girlfriend, who was married to someone else, to assist in burying Guillen's remains after they attempted to burn her body, the attorney said.
• Partial remains discovered near Fort Hood have not yet been identified.
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The missing 20-year-old US Army soldier was killed by a fellow soldier the same day she disappeared, a family attorney, citing an investigation by the Army's Criminal Investigation Command, said in a statement to Army Times published Thursday.

The attorney, Natalie Khawam, said she was briefed by Army investigators, who said US Army Spc. Vanessa Guillen was attacked by Aaron Robinson, a fellow soldier who was not within her chain of command, in an armory room at Fort Hood, Texas.See the rest of the story at Business Insider

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