Vanessa Guillen's family is finally getting justice, says their attorney, more than three years after the Army specialist was killed on post by a fellow soldier.
In the recording played in court, Aguilar described burning, dismembering, and burying Guillen’s body in cement with her boyfriend Army Spc. Aaron Robinson.
"This was a heinous crime. When they were asking for minimal sentencing, the judge did a great job and said, what would a maximum require? You have skinning, you have decapitation, you have cutting up parts, burning parts, hiding parts, crumbling parts, throwing parts away. It was so grotesque," Guillen family attorney Natalie Khawam said.
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