"Authorities reignited their manhunt for Aaron Pennington on Thursday, more than two years after the Air Force veteran allegedly murdered his wife at home in Gardner and promptly vanished. Citing a Massachusetts State Police spokesperson, The Boston Globereported that K9 units, the State Police Air Wing, and the Special Emergency Response Team have continued to search for 35-year-old Pennington, who has been missing since he allegedly shot and killed his wife the morning of Oct. 22, 2023."
"Breanne Pennington kept a firearm at home for her own protection, according to court documents, and investigators found three spent shell casings in the bedroom where she died, but no gun. Data from Aaron Pennington's cellphone proved damning, authorities say. According to court filings, one Oct. 21, 2023, note on the device read, "Don't say anything. Be quite [sic] If she wakes up just say you're getting nasal spray. Get on side of bed - very close proximity to head. Put hole in her head.""
Aaron Pennington allegedly shot and killed his wife Breanne Pennington at the family's Cherry Street home the morning of Oct. 22, 2023, and then vanished. Law enforcement renewed a manhunt more than two years later using K9 units, the State Police Air Wing, and the Special Emergency Response Team. Investigators found Pennington's car near Camp Collier the day after the murder. The couple's four children went to a neighbor for help, where officers later discovered Breanne dead. Court documents note Breanne kept a firearm, investigators recovered three spent shell casings but no gun, and cellphone evidence included a note instructing violent actions. Aaron Pennington was charged days after the death and later featured on America's Most Wanted.
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