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    Wednesday October 08, 2008 Weather: CLOUDY Tmp: 52° F Hum: 89% Login: | Email Story Print Story Print Photos Download PDF Who would you like us to say this is from? What is your email address? What email address would you like us to send it to? Published on Monday, October 06, 2008 Soldiers accused in murder to make first court appearance A staff report ADVERTISEMENT Two Fort Bragg soldiers accused of killing the wife of one of them are scheduled to appear in Cumberland County District Court today. Sgt. Richard David Smith, 26, and Pfc. Matthew Wayne Kvapil, 18, are charged with first-degree murder and conspiring to commit first degree murder. Fayetteville police say the men plotted to kill Smith’s wife, Sgt. Christina Smith, 29, also a Fort Bragg soldier. Christina Smith was stabbed in the neck Tuesday night as she and her husband were taking a walk on Baxter Street near their home at 751 Ashfield Drive in north Fayetteville. She died on the way to Cape Fear Valley Medical Center. Richard Smith initially told police the couple was ambushed and the attacker fled. He later admitted luring his wife to the area where Kvapil was hiding, police said. Today’s hearing is scheduled to begin between 2 and 2:30 p.m. at the Cumberland County Detention Center. Keep up to date with all the news! Try our , , and our PM Newscast every weekday at 3:00. Register to win tickets to the IHRA World Finals in Rockingham! NEW! - Take a look at our newest site, 910moms.com Pigskin Payoff Contest Autos Homes Jobs Classifieds Directory - Find local businesses fast. Mobile Edition TxtAlerts Newspapers in Education Coupons Jobs at The Observer Advertise Online E-Commercials Contests Ad Marketplace Observer Store Singles Copyright 2008 - The Fayetteville Observer |