A Georgia man was sentenced on Monday after burying his deceased friend in a shallow backyard grave in 2014, leaving him there for three years before authorities found his remains. James Bradshaw Clement, 33, took an Alford plea in connection with death of 26-year-old Chase Massner. Clement was found guilty of concealing the death of …
A Cobb County judge denied bond on Friday for Brad Clement, a Georgia man accused of concealing the death of Army veteran Chase Massner, after he reportedly buried the solider in the backyard of his Kennesaw home. Although Clement’s defense lawyers argued that their client should be in rehabilitation with an ankle monitor while awaiting …
A Georgia man accused of concealing the death of a U.S. Army veteran appeared in court on Fri., in hopes of getting bond, but his defense attorneys asked for a continuance after the prosecution revealed that new information in the case had been obtained. Brad Clement stared straight ahead on Fri. morning inside a Marietta …
Iraq War vet Chase Massner was missing for three years, but his mom, wife and young daughters got some answers in 2017. Crime Stories with Nancy Grace focused on Massner’s case in 15 shows, including a dramatic interview with Brad Clement, who is now jailed and facing charges relating to Chase’s death. Nancy Grace updates …
A grand jury in Georgia has indicted Brad Clement after accusations he buried Iraq war veteran, Chase Massner, in the backyard of a home he once owned in Kennesaw, Georgia, according to CBS46 in Atlanta. Clement, 31, was indicted on charges of concealing a death and making a false statement. Police said Clement was the …
U.S. Army veteran, Chase Massner, was laid to rest on Monday, in Canton, Georgia, surrounded by hundreds of family, friends, and supporters. According to Chase’s mother, Stephanie Cadena, the Iraq veteran and her only son, was born in Lakeland, Florida, on September, 4, 1987. He spent his early years in Davenport, Iowa, then moved …
The remains of a U.S. Army veteran found buried last month in the backyard of a Georgia home are now at a funeral home, awaiting upcoming memorial services, following a medical examiner’s office’s determination of his cause of death. Massner’s remains returned from a forensics lab in Phoenix earlier this month to the Cobb County …
The Cobb County Medical Examiner’s Office in Marietta, Georgia, confirmed today that the remains found on August 1 in the backyard of a Kennesaw home are of U.S. Army veteran, Chase Massner. The confirmation comes one day after Massner’s mother, Stephanie Cadena, expressed her frustration over the lengthy process of identifying the remains. “Words cannot …
Stephanie Cadena thought she would finally get closure after three excruciating years when authorities found the remains of her son, Chase Massner. Although in all likelihood it was indeed Chase that detectives found in the backyard of a Kennesaw, Georgia home, but the Cobb County Medical Examiner’s Office in Marietta still hasn’t officially confirmed it. …
Reward offered for information that leads to the capture of the man accused of hiding the body of Army veteran, Chase Massner
James Bradshaw “Brad” Clement was to turn himself in to Cobb County, Georgia, authorities on Thursday, in connection with human remains found in his former backyard. At the last minute, Clement changed his mind and fled. The remains are likely of Chase Massner, an Iraq war veteran and father of two young girls who went …
Brad Clement (left) was on his way to turn himself in to Cobb County, Georgia, authorities today for the death of Iraq war veteran, Chase Massner, who disappeared in March 2014 after he went to Clement’s house for a visit. At the last minute, Clement changed his mind and is now on the run. He …
