In a tragic and shocking incident, a 21-year-old soldier from Alaska, named Zarrius Hildabrand, has been accused of killing his wife and attempting to conceal her body. According to NBC News, Hildabrand is facing charges of first-degree murder and tampering with evidence in relation to the death of his wife, Saria Hildabrand, who was also a 21-year-old medic in the Alaska National Guard. This incident has generated widespread attention and concern. Hildabrand recently appeared in court where he was officially charged, four days after he reported his wife missing. At the time, he claimed that she had gone to work and never returned. He now awaits further legal proceedings.
The Anchorage Police Department has reported that Hildabrand initially informed them that his wife had left for work without taking her phone. However, her employer had received a text message from her on Sunday morning, stating that she would not be at work that day. A subsequent message from a coworker, requesting her to check in with the boss, received no response. These conflicting accounts raised suspicion. When the police requested to search the couple’s apartment, Hildabrand refused. Following a thorough investigation and the issuing of a search warrant, the authorities discovered a blood-soaked mattress and confiscated two handguns, with one missing a bullet.
Tragically, Sara’s body was eventually found concealed near a trail close to the apartment complex. Her grief-stricken mother, Meredith Barney, traveled from Utah to Alaska to join in the search efforts after Hildabrand called on Monday. Barney expressed her outrage and heartbreak over Hildabrand’s actions, recounting how he pretended to be a concerned husband while knowing the truth about his wife’s fate. Friends of the couple have stated that they were not aware of any marital problems. This devastating incident serves as a reminder of the hidden dangers that can exist beneath the surface of seemingly normal relationships.
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