Missionary Wife in Angola Charged with Murdering Her Husband
Jackie Shroyer has been charged as a co-author in the murder of her husband, Beau Shroyer. The couple was involved in missionary work in Angola. Their pastor expressed deep sorrow over the situation, while investigations revealed troubling details, including Jackie’s alleged affair and potential hiring of suspects to murder Beau.
Jackie Shroyer has been formally charged as a co-author in the alleged murder of her husband, Beau Shroyer, a missionary in Angola. The charges were announced by Troy Easton, Lead Pastor at Lakes Area Vineyard Church, providing an update to congregants on February 24. Jackie, who was arrested in October, is expected to remain in custody during the judicial process.
The Shroyers relocated to Angola three years ago with their five children, engaging in mission work with SIM USA. They contributed to the community by offering vocational training, teaching English, and developing a youth ministry center. The couple enthusiastically documented their Christian mission experiences online and were committed to spreading the gospel.
Following Beau’s violent death, Easton expressed his deep sorrow, stating, “I am heartbroken and in shock. Our grief and sadness has deepened immeasurably as we’ve learned that [Jackie] has been arrested in connection with [Beau’s] death.” Authorities later arrested two local men tied to the case, revealing troubling details of their involvement.
An investigation pointed to a potential romantic affair between Jackie and one of the suspects, which led to suspicions that she might have orchestrated Beau’s murder. The men, ages 23 and 24, reportedly stabbed Beau using a knife he had previously gifted to one of them. Allegedly, Jackie hired the men to commit the crime for a sum of $50,000.
Jackie Shroyer faces serious legal implications following her formal murder charge in the death of her husband, Beau Shroyer. The case has revealed shocking details, including allegations of an affair and the hiring of two suspects to commit the crime. As the investigation continues, the community remains in shock over the tragic events surrounding the Shroyers’ missionary work in Angola.
Original Source: churchleaders.com
