According to his church, the wife of an American missionary murdered in Africa was “officially charged as co-author of the murder.” The wife is accused of masterminding her guard's lover and murder group.
Beau Shroyer, 44, from Detroit Lakes, Minnesota, moved his wife and five children to Angola in 2021 to missionary work.
“With a heart full of faith and compassion, Beau's mission was to make a difference wherever he went and spread kindness.”
Shroyer described the area as a “remote bush village” with no electricity, sewer or water systems. Detroit Lakes Street Buen.
Schroyer, a former Detroit Lake police officer, reportedly died on October 25, 2024, in the southern Angola town of Tienjo. Angola police said the man in the rental car pretended to have a car problem remotely. Schroyer is said to have tried to help the man, but he was stabbed to death.
Investigators linked 44-year-old Jackie Schroyer with alleged murder.
Manuel Haraiwa, supervisor of the Criminal Investigation Bureau, part of the Angola Ministry of Interior, Angola Press Agency “There was a strong suspicion of a romantic relationship between the person who ordered the crime, her accomplice, and the security guard at the couple's residence.”
Quoting local law enforcement agencies, New York Post Shroyer reported that he had a connection with 24-year-old Bernardino Isaac Elias, a security guard at Shroyers' home.
The Angola Press Agency described Schroyer as the “mastermind” behind her husband's murder. She is said to have not wanted to return to the United States when her husband's mission was over.
KSTP-TV Shroyer reported that he was arrested in November 2024.
Citing Angolan officials, the outlet reported that Elias asked Kayu to carry out the murder of Beau Schroyer in exchange for $50,000.
Lakes Area Vineyard Church – Family Church in Minnesota – It is listed In Monday's update, Jackie Schroyer said she was “officially charged with co-authoring her husband's murder.”
The church said Schroyer will remain in custody until the court date “which is likely to occur within the next six months.”
a gofundme The campaign raised more than $15,000 to pay for Beau Shroyer's funeral costs.
“With a heart full of faith and compassion, Beau's mission was to make a difference and spread kindness wherever he went,” the crowdfunding post read.
Troy Easton – a pastor at Vineyard Church in the Lakes area – said the tragedy was “unthinkable, yet very realistic. As a community, we must scream for his grace, mercy, and for his presence for Schroyer's children and families.”
“We must respect God and love each other by how we communicate about this,” Easton said.
According to Lake Vineyard Church, five Schroyer children (ages 9 to 17) have been returned to the United States to be with their families.
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