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Marine Mark Fletcher is the man responsible behind the passing of Marine Leroy Dulaney as the newest Hulu docuseries Where Is Private Dulaney? investigates his case. Many times true crime documentary series arent much about the victim as the family members trying to seek the truth, despite being obstructed by law enforcement. Consider the case

Marine Mark Fletcher is the man responsible behind the passing of Marine Leroy Dulaney as the newest Hulu docuseries ‘Where Is Private Dulaney?’ investigates his case.

Many times true crime documentary series aren’t much about the victim as the family members trying to seek the truth, despite being obstructed by law enforcement. Consider the case of Where Is Private Dulaney?

The recent ABC News docuseries focuses on the mother of missing Marine private Dulaney, who was shot and killed by fellow Marine Mark Fletcher. The series shows how she was stonewalled by law enforcement after her son disappeared.

The story of Leroy is more about the dedication and strength of his mother and her strong will to get the truth behind her son’s disappearance. The incident took place in 1979 when the Marine mysteriously disappeared, and the Marine Corps declared him AWOL.

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Hulu’s Newest Docuseries Investigates Marine Mark Fletcher

Marine Mark Fletcher was sentenced to life in prison after being convicted in the shooting of Pfc. Leroy Dulaney as Hulu’s New Docuseries investigates.

Fletcher was a Camp Lejeune Marine convicted of second-degree murder and was sentenced in Onslow County Superior Court. He was quoted as saying his mission in life was to kill a dozen people.

Evidence was clear for the jury in a second-degree murder prosecution as it showed that defendant, Fletcher, and the victim, Dulaney, were passengers in an automobile. As the two were involved in a discussion, the defendant shot him in the back of the head.

Soon the driver went down a dirt road for around 70 yards whereupon the defendant dragged Dulaney’s body into the woods and again shot it six or seven times. He returned to the crime scene approximately after six weeks and moved the body elsewhere.

Originally Cpl Benjamin Duval Was Charged With Murder

Cpl. Benjamin Duval of Ames, Iowa, US, was originally charged with first-degree murder in Leroy Dulaney’s case.

Later, he pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and received a sentence of twenty years in prison. He testified that on and before May 23, 1979, he and Fletcher were both members of the US Marine Corps and were stationed at Camp LeJeune in Onslow County.

At Fletcher’s request, he drove him and Dulaney away from the base during the lunch hour on May 23, 1979, as they wanted to go to another man’s house. They were driving along Highway 24 toward Swansboro, and the two were discussing.

As they tuned down the road to Belgrade and drove two or more miles, Fletcher shot Dulaney in the back of the head and ordered Duval to keep driving down a dirt road. After driving for seventy to seventy-five yards, they stopped.

Fletcher then dragged his body into the woods, shot him six or seven more times, took a wallet and approximately fifty dollars off Dulaney, and returned to the car. He told Duval to remain silent as he was also an accomplice now.

On July 4, 1979, Duval and Fletcher returned to the crime site and moved the body elsewhere. On August 1, 1979, parts of the victim’s body were found at both locations. Duval’s testimony was confirmed in many respects by other witnesses.

Mark Fletcher Was Quoted Of Admitting His Goal In Life Was To Kill A Dozen People

Mark Fletcher’s girlfriend, Billie June Rohweller, testified that he told her and Duval that he intends to kill 12 people as his life goal.

As they were watching television at her home, Fletcher admitted to having already killed eight people. He then pointed to Rohweller and Duval and marked, “Numbers nine and ten.” She testified that he feared for her life after the incident.

On August 1, she went to the military authorities at the Marine air station at Cherry Point. Fletcher further faced charges in link with the slaying of a second Marine, Pfc. Ronald Ray Jenkins, of Irontown, Ohio, United States. He was shot in the head with a .22 caliber handgun.

Disappearance Of Marine Private Leroy Dulaney

Missing Marine private Leroy Dulaney was from Camp Lejune in North Carolina. He went missing on May 23, 1979, after he drove away from the base with other two Marines during lunch hour.

Dulaney grew up in Weirton, West Virginian, where he chose his path to the Marines. Born to Carol Dulaney, he was the oldest of her three sons. As a high school student, he met and fell in love with a cute girl Brenda.

Leroy joined the Marines as the factories in town didn’t have the fortune that once had. After basic training and marrying the love of his life, Brenda, he was stationed at Camp Lejune. Soon, the young Marine went missing on May 23, 1979.

The more the family pressed to find out the truth, the more they were told that Dulaney has gone AWOL. Even when the family tracked down the last individual their son was with, the base commanders were not ready to hear them.

Leroy was shot and killed by a fellow Marine, Mark Fletcher, on the day he went missing. The shooting occurred while the three Marines, including Duval, were riding along in a car on May 23. The two Marines buried his body in a shallow grave in rural Onslow County.

After several weeks, Duval and Fletcher returned, dug up the body, and moved it to a separate location. According to Benjamin, he and Fletcher threw out some body parts as they drove along. Dulaney’s body parts were discovered on August 1, buried in sections of Onslow and Carteret counties.

Hulu’s ‘Where Is Private Dulaney?’ Investigates The Case

Hulu’s new series ‘Where Is Private Dulaney?’ debuted on our screens on November 16, 2022. It focuses on a missing Marine’s mother’s quest to find the truth behind her son’s disappearance.

The three-part true crime docuseries is about the 1979 disappearance of Marine Leroy Dulaney from Camp Lejune in North Carolina. It showcases his mother, Carol Dulaney’s strong determination to find the truth.

It stars Isaac J. Conner as Ray McGeady and Alex Kostka as Mark Fletcher. Through interviews with Carol, his younger brothers Michael and Greg, his widow Brenda, and others, viewers will get a picture of Dulaney’s life in Weirton.

The first episode of the docuseries introduces us to Carol. He married at a young age to stay settled in a place and not move to a different place with her parents. She had her three boys as her physician advised her to get a hysterotomy.

After separating from her husband, she worked many jobs to financially support her children. Her oldest son, Leroy, fell in love with Brenda when they were in high school. He soon joined the Marines and later married Brenda.

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