Murder Suspect Aaron Pennington Still at Large; Released Note Hints at Premeditation
Search intensifies for Aaron Pennington, suspect in wife's murder; Pennington's military background and history of mental health issues under investigation as critical factors in his evasion.
- Aaron Pennington, a murder suspect in his wife's death, remains at large after fleeing his family home on October 15 and has been charged with murder; authorities described him as 'armed and dangerous'.
- A chilling note was discovered on Pennington's phone reading 'put a hole in her head', written the night before his wife, Breanne Pennington, was found shot dead; this evidence hints at premeditation of her killing.
- Adding complexity to the ongoing search, recent reports suggest Pennington possesses military training and has a history of mental health issues, with previous suicide attempts mentioned in court documents.
- Authorities have intensified their search and are examining over 400 acres of woodlands near Aaron Pennington's abandoned car, as well as looking into his background in the U.S. Air Force.
- Breanne Pennington was reportedly planning to move to Texas with their four children to escape the troubled marriage; the children are currently in the care of Massachusetts Department of Children and Families.