Wife of Slain Missionary Charged in Alleged Murder-for-Hire Scheme in Angola

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Jackie Shroyer has been charged with her husband Beau’s murder in a suspected murder-for-hire plot in Angola. Beau was killed on October 25, 2024, during a roadside assistance attempt. Their children are being cared for by family in the USA as legal proceedings loom.

Authorities in Angola have formally charged Jackie Shroyer, the 44-year-old wife of slain missionary Beau Shroyer, with his murder. Beau was fatally stabbed on October 25, 2024, in Lubango, while the couple was reportedly attempting to assist stranded motorists. Jackie is accused of being involved in a murder-for-hire scheme targeting her husband, with at least three other men believed to be accomplices in the incident.

Troy Easton, pastor of Lakes Area Vineyard Church in Minnesota, expressed his deep sadness over the charges against Jackie. He stated that Jackie would remain in custody and face trial, the date of which is yet to be determined but is expected within six months. Easton highlighted that their children would be cared for by close family members with support from both SIM and the church community.

According to a statement from SIM USA, they are collaborating with Jackie’s legal team to navigate the next steps following her formal charges. Jackie remains imprisoned, while her children have been relocated to the USA and are under the care of family with additional support from SIM counselors. SIM USA is committed to providing care for its team members during this challenging time, appreciating the prayers and support from the global community.

The formal charges against Jackie Shroyer mark a significant development in the investigation of her husband Beau’s murder. With ongoing legal proceedings expected, the focus remains on the care of their children and support for family. The situation has caused deep distress in their community while efforts continue to seek justice and clarity in this tragic case.

Original Source: thebaptistpaper.org

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