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“Florida ex-Marine is accused of killing his ex-wife.” A former Marine reportedly killed his ex-wife when she came to pick up her stuff, then incinerated her body.
Everything You Need to Know About the Murder Case
A large ex-Marine is suspected of murdering his ex-wife when she comes to his Florida house to collect their possessions; the body parts were later discovered in a “burn pile” on his property.
The Daily Beast reported on Monday that 43-year-old LaBelle resident Ian Christopher Baunach pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder in the brutal death of Katie Baunach, the mother of his two children. Katie reportedly acquired a restraining order against the ex-bodybuilder last month due to allegations of abuse by one of the children against him.
On September 29th, she was last spotted telling a friend that she was picking up some items from Ian’s house and would be back immediately. According to a criminal complaint reported by the media source, “this was the last time Katie Baunach was seen alive.” The following day, police arrived at Ian’s house to conduct an investigation and found her car in his driveway with her handbag still inside, but no sign of the ex-bodybuilder.
After a little while, the police returned and saw that her automobile had been relocated to the street. Upon Ian’s arrest in November 2021 for domestic violence by strangulation, the police could not enter the residence without a search warrant. The accusations against him were dismissed in January, and he was released on $25,000 bail.
After entering the man’s house, police noticed “evidence of a physical fight,” prompting them to spray luminol, “a chemical that reacts to the presence of blood by illuminating blue,” into the trunk of his car. According to the lawsuit referenced by the Daily Beast, “the interior of Baunach’s vehicle trunk flashed blue” after law police applied the luminol.
The lawsuit says that they used the chemical inside Ian’s house, where it detected blood in many spots. The paper states that Katie’s engagement ring and wedding band, which she had worn the day before, were discovered in a safe. Later, the police found a 50-gallon barrel close to a “burn pile which reeked of decaying flesh” and “the fragment of a human jaw with an undamaged tooth in a new fire pile.”
Bone pieces were scattered everywhere, even in the blue box, authorities said. Ian said he and his ex-wife had battled “about another lady” before he went to bed, and she had departed by the time he woke up, so he couldn’t have killed her despite the overwhelming evidence.
According to the lawsuit, he also claimed that the blood he found in his car belonged to “groceries he had carried.” When questioned by police about the blood they discovered on the premises, Baunach said, “I don’t trust the cops,” and claimed he had “bumped into it while walking down the corridor,” breaking the mirror.
The suspect was so excited that he informed the police that they “did not have a body,” meaning that Katie was not “really a missing person.” Read more: https://unitedfact.com/jasha-lottin-naked-inside-a-dead-horse/
During the search, officers discovered 13 silencers, a.40 caliber Glock pistol, and an AR-15 assault rifle component. At the time of his arrest, Ian allegedly had another handgun on him. In addition to a dozen charges of possessing controlled narcotics without a prescription for steroids, he was charged with first-degree murder and failing to report a death to the medical examiner.
Only “confessed to being outraged that Katie Baunach sought and got a domestic violence injunction against him” has Ian shown any emotion at all about this matter.
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