Ramirez believes that there are other victims out there. So far, we only know of a few that Hughes has pleaded guilty to. Here s everything we know about Hughes and his victims.
U.S. Army soldiers return home from a 9-month deployment to Afghanistan on December 10, 2020 at Fort Drum, New York. (Getty Images)
Who is Randall Hughes?
Not much is known about Hughes. We could not find a Facebook account linked to him, but we did manage to find a LinkedIn account. The account has no picture, so we cannot confirm if it belongs to Hughes, but it is possible. The profile says Hughes graduated from Nashville State Community College with a degree in Business Administration and Management. Between 2004 and 2006, he worked at Penkse Logistics, an international transportation services company. Sometime in 2006, he joined the Army, first working with the 678th Personnel Services.
Highlights
A video of an Asian-American former military veteran showing his battle scars and asking if this was enough proof of his patriotism in a town hall meeting in Ohio has gone viral on social media.
69-year-old Lee Wong has served the US military for nearly 20 years
OHIO: Amid rising incident of rising hate crimes in the United States, a video of an Asian-American former military veteran showing his battle scars and asking if this was enough proof of his patriotism in a town hall meeting in Ohio has gone viral on the social media.
69-year-old Lee Wong, who has served the US military for nearly 20 years, has been receiving arm applauds from all over the world for making a bold statement and raising the problem of racial discrimination being faced by Asian-Americans recently. It may be recalled that six Asian women were killed in Atlanta alongside two other victims in rising hate crimes last week.