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Welcome back, True Crime Army.

I am your host Margo and this is a True Crime podcast where I focus on crimes committed by military members and veterans.

But don't worry, you don't have to know anything about the military to listen.

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

First, I want to start off this episode by thanking everyone who has signed up for the Patreon fan club.

We made it to 100 patrons and I'm super thrilled and I'm actually planning on doing a remote live where all the patrons get to know me as a person just a little bit better.

And I just want to say I'm so touched that folks believe in this podcast enough and let's not forget all the cool perks that you get in the fan club such as ad free episodes, bonus regular episodes, stickers, podcast challenge coins and the list goes on and on.

So if that's something that you're interested in, make sure that you visit patreon.com slash military murder to see how you can get in on all the fun.

Now, on to the reason that you're here today to chat true crime.

And since it's February, I figured why not discuss military love gone terribly wrong.

Y'all know my number one rule.

Divorce is better than murder.

Followed closely behind by number two, which is breaking up is better than murder if you're not married.

But even with that rule in place, some people think they are slick enough to get away with murder.

Or is it that they just don't give a flip?

I don't know.

Fort Bragg.

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