UNSOLVED HOMICIDE: ENRIQUE ROMAN-MARTINEZ

When a group of paratroopers hits a North Carolina beach for a laid-back holiday weekend, one of their own goes missing. Tragic evidence washes ashore and ignites one of 2020’s most devastating missing / murdered American soldier investigations in this episode of Last Seen Alive.

Sources used to research this case:

Spc. Enrique Roman-Martinez: Unsolved Homicide (Dept. of the Army Criminal Investigation Division)

Inconsistencies in Account of Paratrooper’s Disappearance and Homicide Trouble His Family (Army Times / Kyle Rempfer)

‘It Was Such a Brutal Crime:’ Autopsy Report Shows 82nd Soldier Was Decapitated (Steve DeVene / The Fayetteville Observer)

Mystery Deepens As 911 Call Released in Case of Fort Bragg Paratrooper Whose Body Was Found in Outer Banks (ABC11 / Jessica De Nova)

‘It Was Such a Brutal Crime:’ Autopsy Report Shows 82nd Soldier Was Decapitated (The Fayetteville Observer/ Steve DeVane)

Family of Decapitated Soldier to Sue Army over Unsolved Homicide (Drew F. Lawrence / military.com)

Fort Bragg Paratroopers’ Homicide Cold Case Marks Five Years (Reuben Jones / Spectrum News 1)

7 Soldiers Who Last Saw Paratrooper Alive Before He Was Found Decapitated are Facing Courts-Martial on Other Charges (CBS News)

All Seven Soldiers Who Last Saw Paratrooper Alive Face Charges (Rachael Riley / The Fayetteville Observer)

Fort Bragg Soldiers Face Court Martial in Comrade’s Death (Fox 7 Austin)

Another Fort Bragg Soldier Who Last Saw Decapitated Paratrooper Alive Sentenced (Rachael Riley / The Fayetteville Observer)

‘Corpse Dismemberment in the Material Collected by the Department of Forensic Science, Cracow, Poland’ (Legal Medicine / Tomasz Konopka, Marcin Strona, Filip Bolechała, Jerzy Kunz)

Global Drug Survey: 2019 (Professor Adam Winstock et al. / Global Drug Survey Core Research Team)

Killer High: Exploring the Phenomenon of LSD-Fueled Murder (Gavin Butler / VICE)

Exclusive: Army Files Charges in Mysterious Fort Bragg Beheading Case (Seth Harp / Rolling Stone)

If you have any information about the murder of Enrique Roman-Martinez, please contact the Army Criminal Investigation Command at 910-396-8777, or CLICK HERE to submit a tip online–you may remain anonymous if you wish.

The US Army is offering a reward of up to $50,000 for credible information leading to the identification, arrest, and conviction of the individual(s) responsible for Enrique’s death and dismemberment.

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