The older brother of former U.S. Air Force airman Samuel Gooch pleaded guilty in August 2020 to a reduced facilitation charge to commit hindering prosecution. She received three years of probation in a separate but related case.
Samuel was sentenced in Cononini County Superior Court. Authorities accused him of flying to Arizona from Wisconsin in early May 2020 to pick up what he initially thought was the rifle used to shoot 27-year-old Mennonite woman Sasha Krause.
In January 2020, Sasha, who resided in a Mennonite compound in Farmington, New Mexico, mysteriously disappeared one evening while running an errand. Weeks later, the officials discovered her body hundreds of miles away, outside Arizona.
On January 18, 2020, she came to the church at around 7 pm to pick up some books. Unfortunately, she never returned to her home. After her roommate noticed her absence, she immediately informed the church elders.
It wasn’t until February 21, 2020, that a camper discovered her remains while searching for firewood outside Flagstaff. Sasha’s hands were bound with duct tape, and an autopsy revealed the woman had a gunshot in her head with a .22-caliber weapon and suffered blunt force trauma.
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