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Welcome back to Crime Army and thank you so much for tuning in.

I am your host Margo and for any first-timers, this is a true crime podcast where I focus on murders committed by military members and veterans

and sometimes their family members.

But don't worry, you don't have to know anything about the military to enjoy listening, I promise.

You just have to be a true crime enthusiast and if that's you, welcome home.

But I do want to say, as most of my true crime army probably can already tell, my voice is practically gone.

I wasn't feeling too well last week and then I went out to pod fest and completely lost my voice.

So if this is your first time listening, I would recommend stopping and going and listening to a different episode.

But if you've been with me for the long haul and you're all cut up, then let's get ready to discuss a new case.

Another thing that I want to say to my true crime army is how much I appreciate each and every one of you.

I got to chatting with some podcasters recently and when I tell them all about the emails and the direct messages that I get from all of my listeners, they don't believe me.

So I just want to say, I love you true crime army and that's it.

I need to acknowledge today's show producer, producer Kristen with an e because she's a 10, not a 10.

That was a joke that she told me and I thought just thank you so much girl.

Thank you so much for your kind donation and I am forever grateful.

Today's case is another listener recommended case and it is brushed off the press.

Like literally it was just decided about a month ago and it came recommended by two of my listeners.

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