A military medic man is now in hot waters after another series of evidences and confessions have linked him into killing his own wife. The authorities are now considering whether the Army medic charged with conspiring with his lover to kill his wife will be court-martialed for child pornography and prostitution charges.
According to ABC News, Sgt. Michael Walker is facing new allegations beside the murder of his wife as there's evidences leaked indicting him of child pornography and prostitution charges. An Army prosecutor has proceeded to new allegations during a military judicial hearing on Wednesday as he's accused of possessing pornography and taking money for sex with other men. There are 92 photos and 19 videos who were found and will serve as new evidences in this case.
Moreover, Walker is also set to appear in court in another case of murdering his wife after his lover, Alisa Jackson, took a plea for ratting him out as reported by St. Louis Post - Dispatch. In December, Jackson pleaded guilty to the murder and described in the Honolulu federal courtroom how she went through the act.
Jackson will be facing 30-33 years of prison for testifying against Walker, whom she said was the main culprit as he ordered Jackson to kill Catherine Walker while he's out for work. It was revealed that they met in September 2014 and Walker continuously stated his intentions to divorce his wife.
However, Daily Mail wrote that Walker strongly dismissed these allegations. He admitted cheating on his wife though. His attorney, Birney Bervar said that though Walker was having an affair with Jackson, he's still inlove with his wife at the time and never wanted her killed. The murder took place in their home as Jackson stabbed Catherine to death with a kitchen knife and waited for 30 minutes to make sure that she's dead.
The couple was married for more than 11 years and were about to take in-vitro fertilization after a decade of trying to have a baby. Assistant U.S. Attorney Jill Otake said that the government won't pursue the death penalty. Walker's trial is scheduled next year.
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