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Guardsman pleads guilty after base love triangle ends in murder

A former National Guardsman has pleaded guilty to murdering a fellow soldier he found in bed with his ex-girlfriend. Natravien Landry, 27, of Louisiana, pleaded guilty on June 11 to murder in the second degree and use of a firearm for the fatal shooting of Sgt. Andre S Stewart Jr, 24, on December 14, 2024. He now faces a minimum of 10 years behind bars, but could be sentenced to life in prison. Landry will also face financial penalties and a period of supervised release

upon the completion of any prison term, according to Margaret ‘Met’ Heap, US Attorney for the Southern District of Georgia. ‘This guilty plea acknowledges the defendant’s responsibility, representing a step towards justice,’ Heap said. ‘We commend the dedication of the US Army CID and prosecutors whose efforts ensured the case would conclude in a conviction.’ Prosecutors said Landry was working with his Guard unit at Fort Gordon, formerly known as Fort Eisenhower, when he visited an apartment on the installation of a woman with whom

Landry shares a child. When he saw another vehicle outside, prosecutors said, Landry believed another man was inside – and forced his way past the woman’s relatives to enter the home, where he found Stewart with two children. The woman’s aunt said she saw Landry and Stewart get into a physical fight before gunshots rang through the house, according to court records. Prosecutors said Landry knew Stewart was unarmed at the time. Stewart died from his injuries about an hour later at the Dwight David

Eisenhower Medical Center, leaving behind a five-year-old son who was one of the children inside the apartment at the time of the shooting, Fox News reports. Stewart was from Clarksville, Tennessee and began his military career in 2019. He started off as an active duty resource specialist before transitioning to the Army Reserve this year. He was stationed at Fort Meade in Maryland. Landry was detained approximately three hours after the shooting when police tracked down his vehicle. He then threw a 9mm Glock pistol

when he was pulled over, which testing proved was used in the attack. After being detained, prosecutors said Landry admitted to police that he shot the victim.

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4 Comments

  1. Wait so he showed up on base and just busted in? I mean I don’t care what anyone’s sleeping with, that’s insane. Also why does it say Fort Gordon but the victim was at Fort Meade??

  2. “Use of a firearm” makes it sound like a technical thing but this is basically jealousy rage. The part about him believing another man was inside feels weird though—like did he even check or just go full action movie. And they said Stewart was unarmed… so yeah he just wanted a reason.

  3. I can’t believe the aunt saw them fight and then “gunshots rang through the house” like nothing else happened. Sounds like the whole family was there too, so why was he even getting past relatives?? The sentencing minimum 10 years… honestly I’m shocked it’s not automatically life, unless the article is leaving stuff out.

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