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Career 'Citizen Soldier' reflects on conviction in Omaha missing person case, 13 years later

By Master Sgt. Anthony L TaylorMay 17, 2019

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    Career 'Citizen Soldier' reflects on conviction in Omaha missing person case, 13 years later
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