Cecily Aguilar Wiki

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who is Cecily Aguilar?

Cecily Aguilar, 22, was charged with tampering with evidence after she told investigators she helped her boyfriend, Specialist Aaron Robinson, the main suspect in Guillen’s death, bury his body in April of last year. State believes Aguilar was the woman on Robinson’s phone

Robinson then shot himself after being confronted by investigators.

Aguilar, for her part, told authorities that Robinson “would go into moods where he would not be the same as always and would have a tic.”

She allegedly also told one of her fellow inmates that Robinson broke, that she had a picture of him in his head. He saw himself [kill her] and wanted to do it.’

Ella Aguilar initially claimed that she was at home with Robinson the night Guillen disappeared, but she has since allegedly confessed to being there after she found Guillen’s body.

 Investigation

Investigators learned that Robinson was the last person to speak to Guillen, even though he told police that Guillen left a gun room and left with Aguilar, who backed up his claim.

Investigators later discovered that Robinson’s phone rang in Belton, Texas, by a bridge near the Leon River, in the early morning hours shortly after Vanessa disappeared.

When they went to the scene, they found a burned pile, including a sturdy box, an item Guillen had previously been seen with by eyewitnesses.

Investigators noted that Robinson and Aguilar shared multiple phone calls the night of Guillen’s disappearance, which Aguilar said was because he was unable to find his phone.

On June 30, hours after investigators discovered Guillen’s dismembered body, Army officers at Fort Hood took Robinson into custody.

Quick&Facts

Investigators believe Robinson, then 20, beat Guillen, also then 20, to death with a hammer, removing his body from a Fort Hood armory.
Cecily Aguilar, 22, was charged with tampering with evidence after she told investigators that she helped her boyfriend, Specialist Aaron Robinson.
State believes Aguilar was the woman on Robinson’s phone
“He told [Guillen] that he was worried about getting in trouble for violating the Army’s fraternization rules since Aguilar was still married to another soldier.”
Aguilar, for her part, told authorities that Robinson would ‘go into moods where she wouldn’t be her normal person and have a ‘tic’.
She also allegedly told one of her fellow inmates that Robinson broke, that he had a picture of her in her head. She saw herself [kill her] and wanted to do it’