Soldier Thinks He Can Get Away With Killing His Wife | Case of John Blauvelt

On October 25th, 2016, police in Simpsonville, South Carolina, took a missing persons report for 22-year-old Catherine Boyer-Blauvelt. Catherine’s mother walked into the police department, visibly distressed, and explained that she had not heard from her daughter since the day before. She told officers that Catherine, who went by Cati, hadn’t been answering her phone and had sounded unusual during their last conversation. While police conducted initial inquiries, contacting her workplace and documenting her absence, Cati’s family began frantically searching for her, reaching out to friends and checking places they thought she might be. With no immediate leads, Catherine was officially listed as a missing person. Approximately 30 hours later, dispatch received a call reporting the discovery of a body at a nearby abandoned house. The caller, a friend of Cati’s, said they had been searching for her and thought to check the abandoned house because Cati had frequented the location in her younger years. When officers arrived on scene, they found the body of a female hidden in the basement under a thin wooden board. The remains were later confirmed to be those of 22-year-old Catherine Boyer-Blauvelt. Police began notifying next of kin and made their way to inform Cati’s estranged husband, John Blauvelt, a soldier stationed at a nearby military base which was captured on camera. Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @interrogation-files