Their church confirmed that a Minnesota woman was charged with murdering her husband last year in Angola, a southern African country, where the couple and their five children undertook Christian missionary tours.
Beau Shroyer, 44, from the Detroit Lake, was found dead in October in a car in Thienjo, a southern Angora town. His wife, Jackie Shroyer, was arrested in November for her death and charged with murder.
The family chapel, Lake District Vineyard Church, confirmed Monday that she is now accused of being a “co-author” in the murder of her husband.
Chief Pastor Troy M. Essen (Troy M.
“I’m sorry, there’s no words to express my suspicion and grief about this news,” Easton said in a previous statement after his arrest.
According to a statement from Sim Usa, the organization that arranges the mission in Angola, Shroyer will continue to be detained in Angola and plans to face trial within the next six months.
Shroyer was represented by Angolan lawyers and two U.S. lawyers, Sim USA said in November. Sim USA said both the FBI and the State Department are aware of the case.
Bernadino Isaac Elisa, 24, who served as security for the couple, was also appointed as a suspect and was arrested in November along with 23-year-old Isalino Musselenga Kayoo, also known as “Vin Diesel”, police said they were the “masters” behind the killing.
According to Angolan News Agency
The couple’s children ranged from 9 to 17 years old and returned to the United States and were cared for by Sim Usa and Lakes Vineyard Church.
In November, the Angola Criminal Investigation Agency told Angola news agency that Shrower was suspected of being behind the crime and promised to pay accomplices $50,000 for the murder.
Investigation Services spokesperson manual Halaiwa told the agency that “there is a romantic relationship between the person who ordered the crime and her accomplices, the guards at the couple’s residence.”
He also told the agency that police were investigating Jackie Shroyer did not want to leave Angola at the end of her husband’s mission as a possible motivation. Haleva said a knife brought from the United States was found at the scene, a knife allegedly used in the murder, and 2.5 million Quazzes (equivalent to about $5,000).
Police said Beau Shroyer’s body was found in his property on October 25, and his property also had a “disturbed” wife. Investigators released images of a blood-stained car to Angola news agency.
NBC News contacted the Criminal Investigation Bureau but received no response at the time of publication.
According to an idiot shared by the local funeral home, Beau Shroyer worked as a student resource official at the Detroit Lake Police Department, prompting students to call him a “good guy.”
“He began to work on finding ways to serve his master with his family by providing love, inspiration and kindness and the essentials for the lives of children and families in Africa,” Ob said.
Jackie Shroyer has posted extensively on her Instagram account about the family’s life in Angola, including the last four days, allegedly murdered four days.
