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The day we were gifted our banners; one in English and one in Spanish. On August 28, 2020, the family of Pvt Richard Halliday made a phone call that would turn their world upside down. After not hearing from Pvt Halliday for a little over a month the soldier's father, an Army veteran with over 30 years of service, called his son's command hoping to get in touch with his son. To his shock was told by the emotional battery commander that Pvt Halliday was reported as “AWOL” on July 24, 2020, but his status had changed to deserter; nobody had seen or heard from him in 36 days. The soldier's family were shocked. Pvt Halliday's sister called the El Paso police department to file a missing person's report but was denied and told that military were not in their jurisdiction. The family then called the Military Police (MP) and were told that they were keeping an eye out for him, but said nothing of an investigation or if anything had been done to find the missing soldier. The family were not quite sure what to do. However, after many phone calls with the battery commander and Military Police (MP) it was clear that the Army believed Pvt to have left on his own accord and did not intend to investigate his disappearance. Thus, the family turned to social media hoping to gain enough attention that news media would be obliged to report on the missing soldier and his family's desperate situation, as well as pressure the Army to investigate. Pvt Richard Halliday's sister's Instagram/Facebook post got 45,000 shares and along with the many likes and shares of posts from other family members. Shortly after U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command (CID) called the Halliday family and informed them that they were taking over Richard's case from the Military Police. So the investigation began. Now nearly a year and 70 subpoenas and warrants there is no evidence that he left the Ft. Bliss barracks, no evidence of criminal activity (on his part), and no sign of life, but lots of silence and unanswered questions. Pvt. Halliday is the most scrutinized soldier missing soldier and the first officially designated DUSTWUN/Missing under the Absent Soldier Flowchart (after Vanessa Guillen). Since the investigation began the Army has changed their policy on missing soldiers and on November 25, 2020, Pvt. Halliday's unit changed his status to “Duty Status-Whereabouts Unknown (DUSTWUN)” and later to “Missing” on December 5, 2020. He is the first Continental US (CONUS) soldier to be listed as “Missing” under this new policy. Please sign our petition: https://www.gopetition.com/petitions/rescind-richard-hallidays-unlawful-article-15.html?fbclid=IwAR2ooAei7DxybbecCmdb6Y52FdsD7SYR_Cjv5Dz7ybICtBU4EW26km7MJLw Gofundme: https://www.gofundme.com/f/find-richard-halliday?qid=9ffddd1b2b788ddcb2c6588a4770aed7&utm_campaign=p_cp_url&utm_medium=os&utm_source=customer Visit our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/findrichardhalliday

On August 28, 2020, the family of Pvt Richard Halliday made a phone call that would turn their world upside down. After not hearing from Pvt Halliday for a little over a month the soldier's father, an Army veteran with over 30 years of service, called his son's command hoping to get in touch with his son. To his shock was told by the emotional battery commander that Pvt Halliday was reported as “AWOL” on July 24, 2020, but his status had changed to deserter; nobody had seen or heard from him in 36 days. The soldier's family were shocked. Pvt Halliday's sister called the El Paso police department to file a missing person's report but was denied and told that military were not in their jurisdiction. The family then called the Military Police (MP) and were told that they were keeping an eye out for him, but said nothing of an investigation or if anything had been done to find the missing soldier. The family were not quite sure what to do. However, after many phone calls with the battery commander and Military Police (MP) it was clear that the Army believed Pvt to have left on his own accord and did not intend to investigate his disappearance. Thus, the family turned to social media hoping to gain enough attention that news media would be obliged to report on the missing soldier and his family's desperate situation, as well as pressure the Army to investigate. Pvt Richard Halliday's sister's Instagram/Facebook post got 45,000 shares and along with the many likes and shares of posts from other family members. Shortly after U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command (CID) called the Halliday family and informed them that they were taking over Richard's case from the Military Police. So the investigation began. Now nearly a year and 70 subpoenas and warrants there is no evidence that he left the Ft. Bliss barracks, no evidence of criminal activity (on his part), and no sign of life, but lots of silence and unanswered questions. Pvt. Halliday is the most scrutinized soldier missing soldier and the first officially designated DUSTWUN/Missing under the Absent Soldier Flowchart (after Vanessa Guillen). Since the investigation began the Army has changed their policy on missing soldiers and on November 25, 2020, Pvt. Halliday's unit changed his status to “Duty Status-Whereabouts Unknown (DUSTWUN)” and later to “Missing” on December 5, 2020. He is the first Continental US (CONUS) soldier to be listed as “Missing” under this new policy. Please sign our petition: https://www.gopetition.com/petitions/rescind-richard-hallidays-unlawful-article-15.html?fbclid=IwAR2ooAei7DxybbecCmdb6Y52FdsD7SYR_Cjv5Dz7ybICtBU4EW26km7MJLw Gofundme: https://www.gofundme.com/f/find-richard-halliday?qid=9ffddd1b2b788ddcb2c6588a4770aed7&utm_campaign=p_cp_url&utm_medium=os&utm_source=customer Visit our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/findrichardhalliday

On August 28, 2020, the family of Pvt Richard Halliday made a phone call that would turn their world upside down. After not hearing from Pvt Halliday for a little over a month the soldier's father, an Army veteran with over 30 years of service, called his son's command hoping to get in touch with his son. To his shock was told by the emotional battery commander that Pvt Halliday was reported as “AWOL” on July 24, 2020, but his status had changed to deserter; nobody had seen or heard from him in 36 days. The soldier's family were shocked. Pvt Halliday's sister called the El Paso police department to file a missing person's report but was denied and told that military were not in their jurisdiction. The family then called the Military Police (MP) and were told that they were keeping an eye out for him, but said nothing of an investigation or if anything had been done to find the missing soldier. The family were not quite sure what to do. However, after many phone calls with the battery commander and Military Police (MP) it was clear that the Army believed Pvt to have left on his own accord and did not intend to investigate his disappearance. Thus, the family turned to social media hoping to gain enough attention that news media would be obliged to report on the missing soldier and his family's desperate situation, as well as pressure the Army to investigate. Pvt Richard Halliday's sister's Instagram/Facebook post got 45,000 shares and along with the many likes and shares of posts from other family members. Shortly after U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command (CID) called the Halliday family and informed them that they were taking over Richard's case from the Military Police. So the investigation began. Now nearly a year and 70 subpoenas and warrants there is no evidence that he left the Ft. Bliss barracks, no evidence of criminal activity (on his part), and no sign of life, but lots of silence and unanswered questions. Pvt. Halliday is the most scrutinized soldier missing soldier and the first officially designated DUSTWUN/Missing under the Absent Soldier Flowchart (after Vanessa Guillen). Since the investigation began the Army has changed their policy on missing soldiers and on November 25, 2020, Pvt. Halliday's unit changed his status to “Duty Status-Whereabouts Unknown (DUSTWUN)” and later to “Missing” on December 5, 2020. He is the first Continental US (CONUS) soldier to be listed as “Missing” under this new policy. Please sign our petition: https://www.gopetition.com/petitions/rescind-richard-hallidays-unlawful-article-15.html?fbclid=IwAR2ooAei7DxybbecCmdb6Y52FdsD7SYR_Cjv5Dz7ybICtBU4EW26km7MJLw Gofundme: https://www.gofundme.com/f/find-richard-halliday?qid=9ffddd1b2b788ddcb2c6588a4770aed7&utm_campaign=p_cp_url&utm_medium=os&utm_source=customer Visit our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/findrichardhalliday

Day398 #findrichardhalliday #MissingSoldier #EspritDeCorps On Sunday we were sent the news that a man, Jose Hernandez, was tortured and killed. We heard that he allegedly was paid to get rid of Richard's body in Mexico. Yesterday SammyC and Señor Castillo went to check out the crime scene in Juarez. Here is what we were sent part II. On August 28, 2020, the family of Pvt Richard Halliday made a phone call that would turn their world upside down. After not hearing from Pvt Halliday for a little over a month the soldier's father, an Army veteran with over 30 years of service, called his son's command hoping to get in touch with his son. To his shock was told by the emotional battery commander that Pvt Halliday was reported as “AWOL” on July 24, 2020, but his status had changed to deserter; nobody had seen or heard from him in 36 days. The soldier's family were shocked. Pvt Halliday's sister called the El Paso police department to file a missing person's report but was denied and told that military were not in their jurisdiction. The family then called the Military Police (MP) and were told that they were keeping an eye out for him, but said nothing of an investigation or if anything had been done to find the missing soldier. The family were not quite sure what to do. However, after many phone calls with the battery commander and Military Police (MP) it was clear that the Army believed Pvt to have left on his own accord and did not intend to investigate his disappearance. Thus, the family turned to social media hoping to gain enough attention that news media would be obliged to report on the missing soldier and his family's desperate situation, as well as pressure the Army to investigate. Pvt Richard Halliday's sister's Instagram/Facebook post got 45,000 shares and along with the many likes and shares of posts from other family members. Shortly after U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command (CID) called the Halliday family and informed them that they were taking over Richard's case from the Military Police. So the investigation began. Now nearly a year and 70 subpoenas and warrants there is no evidence that he left the Ft. Bliss barracks, no evidence of criminal activity (on his part), and no sign of life, but lots of silence and unanswered questions. Pvt. Halliday is the most scrutinized soldier missing soldier and the first officially designated DUSTWUN/Missing under the Absent Soldier Flowchart (after Vanessa Guillen). Since the investigation began the Army has changed their policy on missing soldiers and on November 25, 2020, Pvt. Halliday's unit changed his status to “Duty Status-Whereabouts Unknown (DUSTWUN)” and later to “Missing” on December 5, 2020. He is the first Continental US (CONUS) soldier to be listed as “Missing” under this new policy. Please sign our petition: https://www.gopetition.com/petitions/rescind-richard-hallidays-unlawful-article-15.html?fbclid=IwAR2ooAei7DxybbecCmdb6Y52FdsD7SYR_Cjv5Dz7ybICtBU4EW26km7MJLw Gofundme: https://www.gofundme.com/f/find-richard-halliday?qid=9ffddd1b2b788ddcb2c6588a4770aed7&utm_campaign=p_cp_url&utm_medium=os&utm_source=customer Visit our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/findrichardhalliday

On August 28, 2020, the family of Pvt Richard Halliday made a phone call that would turn their world upside down. After not hearing from Pvt Halliday for a little over a month the soldier's father, an Army veteran with over 30 years of service, called his son's command hoping to get in touch with his son. To his shock was told by the emotional battery commander that Pvt Halliday was reported as “AWOL” on July 24, 2020, but his status had changed to deserter; nobody had seen or heard from him in 36 days. The soldier's family were shocked. Pvt Halliday's sister called the El Paso police department to file a missing person's report but was denied and told that military were not in their jurisdiction. The family then called the Military Police (MP) and were told that they were keeping an eye out for him, but said nothing of an investigation or if anything had been done to find the missing soldier. The family were not quite sure what to do. However, after many phone calls with the battery commander and Military Police (MP) it was clear that the Army believed Pvt to have left on his own accord and did not intend to investigate his disappearance. Thus, the family turned to social media hoping to gain enough attention that news media would be obliged to report on the missing soldier and his family's desperate situation, as well as pressure the Army to investigate. Pvt Richard Halliday's sister's Instagram/Facebook post got 45,000 shares and along with the many likes and shares of posts from other family members. Shortly after U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command (CID) called the Halliday family and informed them that they were taking over Richard's case from the Military Police. So the investigation began. Now nearly a year and 70 subpoenas and warrants there is no evidence that he left the Ft. Bliss barracks, no evidence of criminal activity (on his part), and no sign of life, but lots of silence and unanswered questions. Pvt. Halliday is the most scrutinized soldier missing soldier and the first officially designated DUSTWUN/Missing under the Absent Soldier Flowchart (after Vanessa Guillen). Since the investigation began the Army has changed their policy on missing soldiers and on November 25, 2020, Pvt. Halliday's unit changed his status to “Duty Status-Whereabouts Unknown (DUSTWUN)” and later to “Missing” on December 5, 2020. He is the first Continental US (CONUS) soldier to be listed as “Missing” under this new policy. Please sign our petition: https://www.gopetition.com/petitions/rescind-richard-hallidays-unlawful-article-15.html?fbclid=IwAR2ooAei7DxybbecCmdb6Y52FdsD7SYR_Cjv5Dz7ybICtBU4EW26km7MJLw Gofundme: https://www.gofundme.com/f/find-richard-halliday?qid=9ffddd1b2b788ddcb2c6588a4770aed7&utm_campaign=p_cp_url&utm_medium=os&utm_source=customer Visit our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/findrichardhalliday

Discussed in this video: -request help in identification of soldiers in photo (possible one may be Richard) -the U.S. military works for us, the people -request for the Army to relinquish it's jurisdiction of Richard's case -Sammy C investigates in Juarez -Q&A On or about 23 July, 2020 PVT Richard Halliday went missing from Fort Bliss Texas. We, his family, didn't find out he was missing until 36 days after he was last seen when his father called Richard's unit after not hearing from him for around a month. Today is Day 158 since his disappearance. We will climb any mountain and follow any credible lead to find Richard. Please sign our petition: https://www.gopetition.com/petitions/rescind-richard-hallidays-unlawful-article-15.html?fbclid=IwAR2ooAei7DxybbecCmdb6Y52FdsD7SYR_Cjv5Dz7ybICtBU4EW26km7MJLw Gofundme: https://www.gofundme.com/f/find-richard-halliday?qid=9ffddd1b2b788ddcb2c6588a4770aed7&utm_campaign=p_cp_url&utm_medium=os&utm_source=customer Visit our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/findrichardhalliday

Discussed in this video: -Austin Hawk -So many horror stories coming for the barracks -1st Lieutenant: "No, comment." -response from Brig. Gen. Stewart On or about 23 July, 2020 PVT Richard Halliday went missing from Fort Bliss Texas. We, his family, didn't find out he was missing until 36 days after he was last seen when his father called Richard's unit after not hearing from him for around a month. Today is Day 158 since his disappearance. We will climb any mountain and follow any credible lead to find Richard. Please sign our petition: https://www.gopetition.com/petitions/rescind-richard-hallidays-unlawful-article-15.html?fbclid=IwAR2ooAei7DxybbecCmdb6Y52FdsD7SYR_Cjv5Dz7ybICtBU4EW26km7MJLw Gofundme: https://www.gofundme.com/f/find-richard-halliday?qid=9ffddd1b2b788ddcb2c6588a4770aed7&utm_campaign=p_cp_url&utm_medium=os&utm_source=customer Visit our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/findrichardhalliday

Father, Robert Halliday, speaks at a prayer rally for St.Clement's Church in El Paso Texas. On August 28, 2020, the family of Pvt Richard Halliday made a phone call that would turn their world upside down. After not hearing from Pvt Halliday for a little over a month the soldier's father, an Army veteran with over 30 years of service, called his son's command hoping to get in touch with his son. To his shock was told by the emotional battery commander that Pvt Halliday was reported as “AWOL” on July 24, 2020, but his status had changed to deserter; nobody had seen or heard from him in 36 days. The soldier's family were shocked. Pvt Halliday's sister called the El Paso police department to file a missing person's report but was denied and told that military were not in their jurisdiction. The family then called the Military Police (MP) and were told that they were keeping an eye out for him, but said nothing of an investigation or if anything had been done to find the missing soldier. The family were not quite sure what to do. However, after many phone calls with the battery commander and Military Police (MP) it was clear that the Army believed Pvt to have left on his own accord and did not intend to investigate his disappearance. Thus, the family turned to social media hoping to gain enough attention that news media would be obliged to report on the missing soldier and his family's desperate situation, as well as pressure the Army to investigate. Pvt Richard Halliday's sister's Instagram/Facebook post got 45,000 shares and along with the many likes and shares of posts from other family members. Shortly after U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command (CID) called the Halliday family and informed them that they were taking over Richard's case from the Military Police. So the investigation began. Now nearly a year and 70 subpoenas and warrants there is no evidence that he left the Ft. Bliss barracks, no evidence of criminal activity (on his part), and no sign of life, but lots of silence and unanswered questions. Pvt. Halliday is the most scrutinized soldier missing soldier and the first officially designated DUSTWUN/Missing under the Absent Soldier Flowchart (after Vanessa Guillen). Since the investigation began the Army has changed their policy on missing soldiers and on November 25, 2020, Pvt. Halliday's unit changed his status to “Duty Status-Whereabouts Unknown (DUSTWUN)” and later to “Missing” on December 5, 2020. He is the first Continental US (CONUS) soldier to be listed as “Missing” under this new policy. Please sign our petition: https://www.gopetition.com/petitions/rescind-richard-hallidays-unlawful-article-15.html?fbclid=IwAR2ooAei7DxybbecCmdb6Y52FdsD7SYR_Cjv5Dz7ybICtBU4EW26km7MJLw Gofundme: https://www.gofundme.com/f/find-richard-halliday?qid=9ffddd1b2b788ddcb2c6588a4770aed7&utm_campaign=p_cp_url&utm_medium=os&utm_source=customer Visit our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/findrichardhalliday

San Jacinto Plaza Rally for Richard with the Fathers of The Church of Saint Clement El Paso. Thank God we went to church to meet these great men of God! Please please watch, share and comment. #findrichardhalliday #MissingSoldier #victimsoftoxicculture #DanCrenshaw #elpaso #SaveOurChildren #fitfamep #Juarez #JohnCornyn #elpasotexas On August 28, 2020, the family of Pvt Richard Halliday made a phone call that would turn their world upside down. After not hearing from Pvt Halliday for a little over a month the soldier's father, an Army veteran with over 30 years of service, called his son's command hoping to get in touch with his son. To his shock was told by the emotional battery commander that Pvt Halliday was reported as “AWOL” on July 24, 2020, but his status had changed to deserter; nobody had seen or heard from him in 36 days. The soldier's family were shocked. Pvt Halliday's sister called the El Paso police department to file a missing person's report but was denied and told that military were not in their jurisdiction. The family then called the Military Police (MP) and were told that they were keeping an eye out for him, but said nothing of an investigation or if anything had been done to find the missing soldier. The family were not quite sure what to do. However, after many phone calls with the battery commander and Military Police (MP) it was clear that the Army believed Pvt to have left on his own accord and did not intend to investigate his disappearance. Thus, the family turned to social media hoping to gain enough attention that news media would be obliged to report on the missing soldier and his family's desperate situation, as well as pressure the Army to investigate. Pvt Richard Halliday's sister's Instagram/Facebook post got 45,000 shares and along with the many likes and shares of posts from other family members. Shortly after U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command (CID) called the Halliday family and informed them that they were taking over Richard's case from the Military Police. So the investigation began. Now nearly a year and 70 subpoenas and warrants there is no evidence that he left the Ft. Bliss barracks, no evidence of criminal activity (on his part), and no sign of life, but lots of silence and unanswered questions. Pvt. Halliday is the most scrutinized soldier missing soldier and the first officially designated DUSTWUN/Missing under the Absent Soldier Flowchart (after Vanessa Guillen). Since the investigation began the Army has changed their policy on missing soldiers and on November 25, 2020, Pvt. Halliday's unit changed his status to “Duty Status-Whereabouts Unknown (DUSTWUN)” and later to “Missing” on December 5, 2020. He is the first Continental US (CONUS) soldier to be listed as “Missing” under this new policy. Please sign our petition: https://www.gopetition.com/petitions/rescind-richard-hallidays-unlawful-article-15.html?fbclid=IwAR2ooAei7DxybbecCmdb6Y52FdsD7SYR_Cjv5Dz7ybICtBU4EW26km7MJLw Gofundme: https://www.gofundme.com/f/find-richard-halliday?qid=9ffddd1b2b788ddcb2c6588a4770aed7&utm_campaign=p_cp_url&utm_medium=os&utm_source=customer Visit our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/findrichardhalliday

*Please forgive the bad quality I was pregnant in South Korea and couldn't make it to Richard's graduation so I watched in live on my laptop. "The distinguished honor graduate of the cycle is rewarded to the soldier who has demonstrated overall excellence in training and character development throughout the training cycle. This cycle's distinguished honor graduate is PVT Richard Halliday from Longford Ireland." Please sign our petition: https://www.gopetition.com/petitions/rescind-richard-hallidays-unlawful-article-15.html?fbclid=IwAR2ooAei7DxybbecCmdb6Y52FdsD7SYR_Cjv5Dz7ybICtBU4EW26km7MJLw Gofundme: https://www.gofundme.com/f/find-richard-halliday?qid=9ffddd1b2b788ddcb2c6588a4770aed7&utm_campaign=p_cp_url&utm_medium=os&utm_source=customer Visit our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/findrichardhalliday #findrichardhalliday #usarmy

September 18th Parents plead for missing son (missing 56 days). Pvt. Richard Halliday has been missing since July 24, 2020 from Ft. Bliss in El Paso Texas. His family did not find out until August 28, 2020 (36 days later) when Richard's father called his unit after not hearing from him for a month (thinking he was in the field because that had happened before). The family was told that Richard was listed as AWOL and then as a deserter after 30 days of absence. *There is currently no evidence that Richard left Fort Bliss on his own volition and now over a year after he disappeared family and friends are still actively looking for PVT Richard Halliday. Please sign our petition: https://www.gopetition.com/petitions/rescind-richard-hallidays-unlawful-article-15.html?fbclid=IwAR2ooAei7DxybbecCmdb6Y52FdsD7SYR_Cjv5Dz7ybICtBU4EW26km7MJLw Gofundme: https://www.gofundme.com/f/find-richard-halliday?qid=9ffddd1b2b788ddcb2c6588a4770aed7&utm_campaign=p_cp_url&utm_medium=os&utm_source=customer Visit our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/findrichardhalliday