Army veteran's violent breakdown bucks demographics
August 30, 2011|By Larry King, Inquirer Staff Writer
They had been married for 14 years. They lived in a two-story, $300,000 home in a Virginia suburb. They were the parents of a little girl, not quite grade-school age.
And Leonard and Carrie Egland were part of a culture - the Army - where research shows a relatively low rate of reported domestic violence. Particularly among officers, which Capt. Leonard Egland was.
But that idyll disintegrated as the couple separated and neared a final divorce decree.
They bickered over custody of their daughter, police said, and Carrie Egland confided to friends that she had grown fearful of her estranged husband.
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