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Just drhttp://http://www.wfaa.com/story/news/health/2015/01/13/fort-hood-soldier-west-africa-found-dead-killeen/21698421/oping this out there for every one to see
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It is not worth getting all worked up until we know one way or another. If it was what it could be, then it merits some kind of medal and a purple heart.
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Here is all I could find. Hope link works.
http://www.kcentv.com/story/27839445/fort-hood-soldier-found-dead-in-yard
http://www.kcentv.com/story/27839445/fort-hood-soldier-found-dead-in-yard
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Here is an update. Not much more Info. Will try to update when i find some more Info
UPDATE: Initial Ebola Screening Negative After Fort Hood Soldier Found Dead
Posted: Jan 13, 2015 12:59 PM Updated: Jan 13, 2015 5:16 PM
By Tiffany Pelt
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UPDATE (Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2015, 5:07 p.m.)
(KCEN) -- The initial screening tested negative for Ebola in the case of the Fort Hood soldier found dead in Killeen Tuesday morning.
Fort Hood media relations chief Chris Haug said Tuesday evening the soldier, who had recently deployed to Liberia, tested negative for the deadly virus.
There was no indication Ebola was present when he was found dead near his doorstep, but responders decided to test him as a precaution.
In a news release, the Fort Hood Public Affairs Office said a more conclusive test is underway, but did not specify when the results would be released.
"Both tests are required to exclude the diagnosis and ensure the safety of the community," the release states.
The soldier has not yet been identified pending notification of family.
UPDATE: NBC is reporting from a senior U.S. military official that the soldier was granted an emergency leave while in Liberia for a family emergency. Because the soldier would avoid the mandatory 21 day controlled monitoring, his activities in Liberia were closely scrutinized and examined before leaving the country. It was determined the soldier had no contact with Liberian locals or anyone with Ebola.
The soldier returned to the U.S. under a "self-examination and reporting" status.
(KILLEEN) -- As of late Tuesday afternoon, Killeen Police and Fort Hood Military Police have a home blocked off on the 3300 block of Cantebrian Drive where a 24-year-old man was found dead on his front doorstep around 7:30a.m. A hazmat team has also been called out to isolate the area.
Fort Hood officials confirm the man is a soldier who recently returned from a deployment to West Africa. Officials say there are no indications the soldier had Ebola, however medical personnel at Carl R. Darnall Medical Center are running tests as a precaution to make sure there is no threat to the community.
Troops returning from West Africa must undergo a 21 day monitoring period at a controlled monitoring site on post. Officials say this soldier was granted an emergency leave - not medical related - and was under self monitoring at his off post home where he had to check in with officials twice a day.
About two months ago, Fort Hood troops were deployed to West Africa to help combat the spread of Ebola. Military officials stress those soldiers had no contact with patients whatsoever and were only there as a supportive role to help with logistics and building treatment units. About 80 of those soldiers returned to Fort Hood last week.
At this time police are still investigating the circumstances surrounding his death. KCEN TV has a crew on the scene and will continue to update this story as the details become available.
by Taboola
UPDATE: Initial Ebola Screening Negative After Fort Hood Soldier Found Dead
Posted: Jan 13, 2015 12:59 PM Updated: Jan 13, 2015 5:16 PM
By Tiffany Pelt
Connect
UPDATE (Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2015, 5:07 p.m.)
(KCEN) -- The initial screening tested negative for Ebola in the case of the Fort Hood soldier found dead in Killeen Tuesday morning.
Fort Hood media relations chief Chris Haug said Tuesday evening the soldier, who had recently deployed to Liberia, tested negative for the deadly virus.
There was no indication Ebola was present when he was found dead near his doorstep, but responders decided to test him as a precaution.
In a news release, the Fort Hood Public Affairs Office said a more conclusive test is underway, but did not specify when the results would be released.
"Both tests are required to exclude the diagnosis and ensure the safety of the community," the release states.
The soldier has not yet been identified pending notification of family.
UPDATE: NBC is reporting from a senior U.S. military official that the soldier was granted an emergency leave while in Liberia for a family emergency. Because the soldier would avoid the mandatory 21 day controlled monitoring, his activities in Liberia were closely scrutinized and examined before leaving the country. It was determined the soldier had no contact with Liberian locals or anyone with Ebola.
The soldier returned to the U.S. under a "self-examination and reporting" status.
(KILLEEN) -- As of late Tuesday afternoon, Killeen Police and Fort Hood Military Police have a home blocked off on the 3300 block of Cantebrian Drive where a 24-year-old man was found dead on his front doorstep around 7:30a.m. A hazmat team has also been called out to isolate the area.
Fort Hood officials confirm the man is a soldier who recently returned from a deployment to West Africa. Officials say there are no indications the soldier had Ebola, however medical personnel at Carl R. Darnall Medical Center are running tests as a precaution to make sure there is no threat to the community.
Troops returning from West Africa must undergo a 21 day monitoring period at a controlled monitoring site on post. Officials say this soldier was granted an emergency leave - not medical related - and was under self monitoring at his off post home where he had to check in with officials twice a day.
About two months ago, Fort Hood troops were deployed to West Africa to help combat the spread of Ebola. Military officials stress those soldiers had no contact with patients whatsoever and were only there as a supportive role to help with logistics and building treatment units. About 80 of those soldiers returned to Fort Hood last week.
At this time police are still investigating the circumstances surrounding his death. KCEN TV has a crew on the scene and will continue to update this story as the details become available.
by Taboola
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- Very sad to hear about death of any Soldier, regardless of circumstance.
- Article reads like local authorities are proceeding with an abudance of caution.
- Interesting this story has not made the national news. Figure this is something national media would jump on for hype reasons alone.
- Article reads like local authorities are proceeding with an abudance of caution.
- Interesting this story has not made the national news. Figure this is something national media would jump on for hype reasons alone.
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COL Jason Smallfield, PMP, CFM, CM
Even if the media were told to shut up (if so, by whom?) it is very clear that the media would not have the ability to shut up. Goes to a Larry the Cable Guy words of wisdom "I have the right to remain silent, I just lack the ability.."
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Hungarian prosecutor plans to strip our acting Ambassador of his immunity...http://budapesttimes.hu/2015/01/11/prosecutor-plans-to-strip-goodfriend-of-immunity/
Prosecutor plans to strip Goodfriend of immunity | The Budapest Times
The Hungarian ministry can request from the US State Department that it should lift the immunity of Goodfriend, who is being sued by Vida for defamation. Under Hungarian law, the investigation is suspended until the request regarding the diplomat’s immunity is reviewed, and if the request is denied by the US side the investigation will be closed, a statement from the prosecutor’s office said.Goodfriend (pictured left) said in an interview on...
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SGT Steven Eugene Kuhn MBA
It has been a difficult ride here in Hugary, things are going downhill quick. Last month the US Gov, declared publicly that 6 Hungarian Nationals are now Person non Grata and are forbidden, as well as their families, to enter the USA...I think this is the answer!
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