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    Explore "fortbliss" with insightful episodes like "Episode 148: Asia Graham", "Richard Halliday" and "Episode 59: The disappearance of PFC Richard Halliday" from podcasts like ""Catch my Killer", "Missing Persons" and "Catch my Killer"" and more!

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    Episode 148: Asia Graham

    Episode 148: Asia Graham
    Although, Private Asia Graham wasn’t murdered, her death would stem from being raped and then feeling hopeless because she felt like her superiors were more concerned about her attacker and less about the rape she endured. Before Asia died, she confided in her mother that when she reported the rape to her company commander, he told her to just get over it and move on. Asia told her mother she didn’t feel like anyone cared that she was raped.


    Unfortunately, Nicole Graham wouldn’t be the only grieving parent. Not long after Asia's December 31, 2020 death, her closest friend and fellow soldier Pvt. Marriah Pouncy of Chinle, Ariz. would take her own life months later on June 21, 2021. She would also die at Fort Bliss as did Asia. Mariah was a proud member of the. Navajo Nation.


    Asia Graham’s life began to unravel after only being at Fort Bliss, Texas for a month. It took two months for Asia to get enough courage to report that she was raped while unconscious on December 31, 2019. Her attacker was fellow soldier PFC Christian Alvarado. Asia reported the rape in February 2020. However, her superiors didn’t file the complaint until June.


    One year later, she was found dead in her barracks where she overdosed while battling depression from the assault, her mother said. When I asked Nicole about details surrounding Asia’s death, she told me that Asia and two of her friends received a Percoset from an unidentified person. According to Nicole, two of the pills were fine, but unknown to Nicole, her Percoset was laced with Fentanyl which killed her. Nicole believes the person who gave her daughter the Percoset should be held responsible for killing her daughter.


    Soldier Christian Alvarado was convicted of raping Pfc. Asia Graham Alvarado. He received a sentence of 18 years and three months.


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    Richard Halliday

    Richard Halliday
    Episode 43 Richard Halliday

    Richard Halliday wanted to follow in his family's footsteps by proudly serving in the military and joined the US Army excited to see what the future had in store for him. The experience was definitely not everything Richard thought it would be, and he was concerned and unhappy with things that he saw, and leaders that he worked with. Richard made plans to exit the Army, but before he could see that through, in July 2020, the 21 year-old Private vanished from Fort Bliss Army base in El Paso, TX. When Richard's parents Robert & Patricia Halliday finally learned that their son was missing, they were surprised to learn how much time had gone by since he had vanished. When they began to ask questions about Richard's disappearance, they were met with resistance, pushback, and a lot of rumors and inuendos about their son's life. The one thing that they did not get were answers, and they have been trying to locate their son ever since. What happened to Richard Halliday? In this episode, Robert & Patricia Halliday discuss their son's case, and the troubling things that they've uncovered during their quest to find him.

    If you have information about Richard's case, call the hotline set up by his parents at 941-677-0060 or visit their page about Richard to learn more about the case or interact with Richard's parents at- https://www.facebook.com/findrichardhalliday

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    Episode 59: The disappearance of PFC Richard Halliday

    Episode 59: The disappearance of PFC Richard Halliday
    This week’s episode is about a young soldier named Richard Halliday who disappeared from Fort Bliss on July 24 2020. He is the son of Rob and Patricia Halliday. The family has had issues with the Army in their search for Richard. He is listed as AWOL and not missing which means he is considered a deserter and criminal.

    The family knows this isn’t true. Patricia knows her son. He would never just walk away from his responsibilities and family without contacting them. He has family overseas, but none of them have reported seeing or hearing from Richard. They have had to do their own investigation into Richard’s disappearance. Patricia told me the local authorities won’t search for him because the Army has jurisdiction over him. And the Army won’t look for him because he’s considered a deserter. This has left the family in a quandary.

    Listening to Patricia, it doesn’t sound likely that Richard walked away from his life. For one, he didn’t own a car and two he didn’t have any money. He also left his possessions behind. So how far would he have gotten without any money, a vehicle or his belongings?

    Patricia doesn’t feel like her son is alive because she cannot believe he would go this long without contacting his family. She thinks it’s possible that he was killed within the confines of Fort Bliss or someplace nearby. No cameras picked up on him walking away from the base. So he couldn’t have just walked away unnoticed. Someone saw him and knows what happened to him. The family believes there are fellow soldiers who know more than what they are saying but may be fearful of saying anything.

    If you know anything about Richard Halliday, please call the Fort Bliss military police dispatch at 915-744-2115, the Fort Bliss military police investigative office at 915-305-1015 or the family at 941-677-0060. And if you would like more information about Richard, please visit the Find Richard Halliday Facebook page.

    ***Opening audio courtesy of Defense Flash News

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