AND Minnesota The woman was accused Angola According to suspicion that he killed his husband, a missionary who served in the African nation, according to their church.
Jackie Shroyer, wife of a 44-year-old missionary and former pastor Beau ShroyerHe is now charged as “Co -author” in her husband’s deathThe family church was confirmed by NBC News.
“I am immensely regret that I had to share with you that we were informed that Jackie was formally charged as a co -author In his husband’s murder, “said leading Pastor Troy M. Easton in a statement on the Vineyard Church website.
Jackie was first arrested in a death in November and was accused of forming a murder parcel.
The church, located in Minnesota, called missionary death on October 25 “A violent, criminal attack.”
His body was found in Thienjo among his things, with his The “distracted” wife Also at the scene, the police said, according to the NBC.
A man who worked as a security guard, 24-year-old Bernadino Isaac Elisa, was also declared a suspect and arrested in November, along with Isalin Muslenga Kayoo, 23, also known as “Vin Diesel”, for whom the police said he was a “master” behind the murder.
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The fourth suspect, the run is Gelson Guerreiro Ramos.
In November, the Angolan Printing Agency, citing Angolan’s Criminal Investigation Service, reported that it Jackie Shroyer was suspected to be behind the crime And that the payment of $ 50,000 is promised to the presidents for the execution of the murder.
A spokesman told the agency that there were “strong doubts about a romantic relationship between a person who ordered the crime and her companion, a guard in the residence of the couple.”
“I’m so sorry and I just don’t have a word to express my disbelief and sadness for this news,” said Easton Ua Previous statementHe wrote to his community in November, when Jackie was first arrested.
On Monday, he wrote that the court date has not yet been determined, but it is expected to be held in the next six months.
According to the previous reporting, the Shroyer family moved to Angola in 2021 after Becoming missionaries with a evangelical organization based in North Carolina, SIM USA.
The previous statements of the church said that the Shroyers aimed to teach Angolane about Christianity in the “remote village of shrubs”.
Five children of the couple, who are ranging from the age of 9 to 17, “care well” and return to American soil, according to Easton’s statement.
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