Two suspects arrested for killing a woman because she knew they brutally beat a man she accused of rape Jessica Schladebeck
Two suspects arrested for murdering Brooke Buchler, a Louisiana woman found dead at an abandoned Navy base nine months ago, believed she would be a “liability” because she knew that they brutally beat a man she had accused of rape, police said.
Dylan Craddock and Cody Matthews were previously charged in St. Tammany Parish with kidnapping and attempting to murder the man Buchler alleged sexually assaulted her. The pair, who have both been in custody since September, are now also facing a count of second-degree murder in New Orleans for Buchler’s killing.
Two suspects arrested for murdering Brooke Buchler, a Louisiana woman found dead at an abandoned Navy base nine months ago, believed she would be a “liability” because she knew that they brutally beat a man she had accused of rape, police said.
Two men, 27 and 33, are accused of shooting dead New Orleans woman to silence her because she knew they nearly beat to death a man who raped her
Investigators claim Brooke Buchler, 25, of Slidell, Louisiana, told several people about her rape on August 20, alleging she was raped by a man that she knew
Two men allegedly responded to the allegations by beating the accused rapist
The man managed to survive the beating and get help for himself
Police claim Buchler was with the two men at a hotel in St. Bernard Parish on August 21, a day before she went missing
She was reported missing on August 22. Buchler was found dead the next day at the former Naval Support Activity building by a squatter
Brooke “Bee” Buchler s body was found inside the abandoned New Orleans Navy base weeks after meeting a man online. Her Slidell family is still searching for answers. No Ordinary Passing: We never thought that we d be the family that lost a child that way.”
The massive outpouring at Brooke Buchler s funeral took her family by surprise.
“I don t know if she knew how much she meant to so many people. I think we were all kind of blown away by the people that came out,” said Brooke’s mother, Cristin Naquin.
To honor the 25-year-old Northshore native, known by her nickname “Bee,” people wrote heartfelt notes, brought photos, and shed tears along with Brooke s large extended family.