The soldiers involved in a viral Army divorce video have been identified as soldiers assigned to Fort Bliss in Texas.
Specialist Olson reveals she found out that she caught her husband, who is also a soldier, was cheating after seven months of marriage.
“On Sunday, we were kind of in a little bit of an argument because he would not come home and was still in the hotel in lodging,” she said.
Olson says she didn’t have a car at the time and pleaded with him to come home.
She claims he refused to come home and became angry that she would not come to him even though she did not have a car but he did.
A few hours later he called her in distress and said pictures of him naked were leaked.
“I was like… how did your nudes get leaked? How does someone have your nudes?” she said.
“I genuinely didn’t think he was cheating on me.”
After asking for more detail, he revealed he was extorted out of $700 by a scammer who threatened to release a picture of him in uniform with his genitals exposed.
“At first I was like that’s not your pe**s and then I looked a little closer and it was,” Olson said.
She said she was able to take his phone against his will and started going through his messages but he cornered her in their home’s bathroom and took it back.
“If you don’t have anything to hide, what’s the big deal,” she said she told him. When she tried to take the phone from him again, while in the bedroom, she said he pushed her into the room’s door.
Eventually, he let her have the phone and Olson said she went to his Instagram messages and found communication with the alleged scammer.
Olson claimed she saw proof of the alleged scammer sending him the compromising photo of himself -in uniform- via text message.
Under his blocked and restricted accounts on Instagram, she claimed she found a girl named “Cassidy,” but did not see any messages to her or in his recently deleted folder.
“So what I decided to do is I searched the name Cassie at the top and it popped up with this number that I just undid [unremoved from deleted messages],” she said.
“The girl had texted him and said, ‘hey’ and that’s all she said. She didn’t say hey my name is Cassie.”
Olson claims he responded to the text by saying, “Cassie?”
“He knew she was going to text him,” Olson said. “And after that she was like here’s your picture of you in uniform and then here’s a picture of your pe-is and I’m about to expose you online.”
According to Olson, when he paid the alleged woman, that is how she “really found out” about Cassie, but her husband also confessed.
This is when she decided to post the videos of confronting him to her TikTok account.
The Army is allegedly investigating his supposed infidelity and removed him from their housing, according to Olson.
She even claimed they allowed her to keep his car.
When asked why she was being so harsh on her husband over the ordeal because he didn’t “physically cheat, ” she said, “It’s still cheating.”
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