Man was “killed and dislocated by his ex -wife” after revealing “plans for their divorce” – a crime

The wife of a former US special member is accused of murder of the first degree after he was found dead and dismembered in a reservoir in North Carolina, USA.

Clinton Bonnell was 50 years old and served in military For two decades before deciding to quit and start learning to become a doctor’s assistant.

His wife, honor of the cloud, also 50 years old, on Monday (March 31) was denied murder and a crime that conceals an unnatural death, according to court documents.

The remains of Bonnell were found in February 25, with DNA -test confirms his personality. It came a few weeks after the former Green Beret disappeared at the end of January, said in the Sheriff’s message from Cumberland County.

Authorities in North Carolina accused the cloud of murder and breakdown of a man 16 years after he told her that she wanted divorce, claiming that he was shot several times.

Cloud’s lawyer, James Macri -Younger, said she is innocent and “looking forward” before her day in court.

Cloud claimed that he could find her husband on the day he disappeared (Sheriff’s office of Cumberland District)

Bonnell participated in the Assistant Doctor’s program at a local university, which reported that he was missing around 15:00 on January 28, explained the application to support the warrant.

The authorities turned to a cloud that claimed that she had not seen him from the day before.

Bonnell passed and was in a relationship with yoga Kelly Edwards, who told the deputies that Bonnell had told her using the text that he had seen a lawyer for divorce on January 27, a day before his disappearance.

She also says he also told her that he expressed his wife that he wanted to divorce.

Bonnell’s torso was found in the reservoir and other parts of his body are still absent (Stephanie Firkins)

Describing him as “a truly beautiful person”, Edwards narrated ABC News that she began to notice strange patterns in his behavior when their relationship is intensifying.

She remembered: “He did not really talk about his wife at the beginning. I just knew more about his daughter, about how he loved his daughter and everything you know that she brought his life.”

Recalling their last meeting, she explained: “The last text was that he went to bed and mostly good night. And that was all. And the next morning I sent the text in the early morning and there was no delivery.”

The Sheriff’s Office of Cumberland County said: “Our hearts go to the Bonnell family, the special forces community and the assistant of the Methodist University physician at this difficult time.”

More details will not be published “Out of respect” for Bonnell, the Sheriff Department confirmed.