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One year since search began for fugitive Aaron Pennington

By John Budenas,

2 days ago

CHICOPEE, Mass. (WWLP) – Tuesday marks one year since the start of the search for Aaron Pennington, the Massachusetts veteran accused of killing his wife, Breanne Pennington.

Investigators found her shot dead in their family home last year and later found her husband’s car abandoned in the woods nearby. He hasn’t been seen since.

Police believe his military training helped him survive in the woods and they are still working to find him. They’re asking anyone who sees Pennington or has any information to come forward.

They still consider him dangerous and warn the public not to approach him.

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JBG

1d ago

I can’t believe they haven’t found him yet. he should be on the FBI is most wanted list honestly, he is extremely dangerous with military experience and yeah he killed his wife. Chances are if he’s willing to hide out for one year he’s going to continue to do so for years until he thinks he’s forgotten

Kelly W

2d ago

A picture of him would be helpful!

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