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So, before we get started, I just want to say just a little something about the Marines that

were killed in Afghanistan. We just want to say that our thoughts and prayers are with

their family and their loved ones. The world is crazy right now, so just try to be kind and

look out for each other because you never know what the next day holds. It's just so crazy

between the COVID and now this. When will we get a break? But there's bigger things to think about.

So, I just wanted to mention that at the beginning of this episode.

Yeah, we're definitely thinking about all of them and also about, I know there's a lot of

military families that are concerned about what the future of the military spouse holds.

Right. Thoughts and prayers to everybody involved and to all the Afghans as well.

Exactly. Living this horrible nightmare. I hope that resolution comes soon and

rescinding love. Yep, absolutely. Okay, so today I'm going to be covering the

case of Kendrick Johnson, which I think I say this almost every episode, but this is another case

that just eats me up, keeps me up at night. I'm just going to say right off the top of

before I even get started, I do think that Kendrick was murdered. I do think potentially it could

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