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MANDAN, N.D. — The 2021 Memorial Day Ceremony will begin at noon Monday, May 31, at theNorth Dakota Veterans Cemetery, 6.5 miles south of Mandan on North Dakota Highway 1806. This annual event, hosted by the North Dakota National Guard, honors all deceased American servicemen and women and is free to the public. This year’s theme is “Korean War – Never Forgotten. Participants are asked to observe COVID-19 precautions and arrive early due to anticipated large crowds and motor...

Still no arrests in deaths of Special Forces soldier, veteran at Fort Bragg Rachael Riley 2 hours ago The FBI and Army Criminal Investigation Command is still investigating the deaths of Special Forces soldier William LaVigne III (right) and veteran Timothy Dumas Sr. (courtesy photo). No arrests have been made nearly five months after a Special Forces soldier and veteran were found dead Dec. 2, at Fort Bragg, an official said last week. Death certificates for Dumas and LaVigne state e...

No Arrests Made In December Fort Bragg Slayings of Special Forces Soldier, Veteran Master Sgt. William J. Lavigne II was found dead Dec. 2, 2020, in a training area on Fort Bragg, N.C. (U.S. Army) 3 May 2021 The Fayetteville Observer, N.C. | By Rachael Riley No arrests have been made nearly five months after a Special Forces soldier and veteran were found dead Dec. 2, at Fort Bragg, an official said this week. A spokesman fo...

The deaths of Special Forces soldier William LaVigne and veteran Timothy Dumas remain unsolved.

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Master Sgt. William J. LaVigne II, 37, who was found dead on Fort Bragg earlier this month, died of multiple gunshot wounds and was "shot by (an) unknown person," according to his death certificate.

By RACHAEL RILEY | The Fayetteville Observer | Published: December 22, 2020 FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (Tribune News Service) — Death records indicate one of the men whose bodies were found at Fort Bragg earlier this month died of gunshot wounds. The bodies of Timothy J. Dumas, 44, and Master Sgt. William J. Lavigne II, 37, were found near a Fort Bragg training area Dec. 2. A death certificate for Dumas shows he was found in the woods near Manchester Road and died from gunshot wounds to the chest ...

Their bodies were found in a training area of Fort Bragg on Dec. 2. Meanwhile, the two victims had been scheduled to appear in civilian courts to face criminal charges in what appear to be unrelated cases. Army officials previously said the deaths were not a result of unit training, and they told the Associated Press the deaths are being investigated as homicides.  The Army Criminal Investigation Command said on Thursday there was “nothing releasable at this time” about the case. Court re...