Army says it was suicide; family of soldier not so sure
Amy Tirador: Work, life weren't easy, report says
ADAM ASHTON; Staff writer
First Sgt. Mickey Tirador’s assignment at the base meant they could share living quarters and spend the holidays together – an arrangement that most military couples would envy.
But Mickey Tirador’s arrival coincided with a decline in Amy Tirador’s temperament.
She started going to work late and leaving early, falling behind on her job of processing intelligence reports for Joint Base Lewis-McChord’s 3rd Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division on its last assignment in Iraq. She seemed “different and defeated,” a major who knew her later told Army investigators.
Amy Tirador, 29, was found dead from a gunshot to the back of her head Nov. 4, 2009, in a small room that housed a power generator at the base. More than a year later, the cause of death – suicide or something else – is still the source of dispute between officials and her family.
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Monday, December 27, 2010
Bullet to back of head ruled suicide?
How does someone decide to commit suicide by putting a bullet into the back of their head?
i am recently aware of a similar death ruled suicide in 2006. difficulty getting full report access. am just starting research - perhaps we could work together on some of it.
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by the way - since you have to approve these postings, perhaps better not to post - since i found this blog on google and am trying to get more facts before alerting them to the fact that i am highly doubtful of their account of what happened, if you want to disapporve and erase but contact me through the rock.com account, that might be smartest.
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What was the point of the last comment? This is not a new post. Comments on new post go right up. I do not sit here 24-7. When you left your comments, I was in bed watching TV.
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