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Welcome, Your AccountLog OutBy HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Houston Army Specialist Vanessa Guillen vanished on April 22, 2020 from Fort Hood in Killeen, Texas.Her family searched for 69 days, pleading for answers and help.Vanessa was found on June 30, 2020 - dismembered and burned.The family came to Houston from Mexico in search of a better life, and forced the most powerful military in the world to change because of what happened to their daughter.One year later, her family is sharing their story of grief, anger, and action in the ABC13 Original "Vanessa Guillen: Remember Her Name". Steve Campion has exclusive interviews with Vanessa's parents and sisters, Tim Miller who helped find Vanessa's remains, and Congresswoman Sylvia Garcia who is pushing for lasting change to the Army.Related topics:Copyright © 2021 KTRK-TV. All Rights Reserved.More Videos From CNN Newsource affiliatesTOP STORIES

Welcome, Your AccountLog OutBy HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Houston Army Specialist Vanessa Guillen vanished on April 22, 2020 from Fort Hood in Killeen, Texas.Her family searched for 69 days, pleading for answers and help.Vanessa was found on June 30, 2020 - dismembered and burned.The family came to Houston from Mexico in search of a better life, and forced the most powerful military in the world to change because of what happened to their daughter.One year later, her family is sharing their story of grief, anger, and action in the ABC13 Original "Vanessa Guillen: Remember Her Name". Steve...

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