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Welcome back to Crime Warriors. I am your host Margo and this is Military Murder, a show that teaches us that people aren't always what they seem.

Many people hide their true evil identity behind a pristine uniform and lots of accolades.

Some hide behind their status as military dependents and most of the evil hides in plain sight.

Today's case is one I've seen often. A service member survives a dangerous deployment only to die on American soil

at the hands of someone they thought they knew.

Join me today as I take you to Fort Campbell, Kentucky and I tell you the tragic story of Vincent Goslin Jr.

Now, let's dig in.

In January 2012, 28-year-old Army Sergeant Vincent Goslin Jr. had just returned to Fort Campbell from his second tour in Afghanistan.

He was happy to be home and reunited with his wife Jesse and their three young kids.

Vincent had two other kids from a previous relationship. Though, he was a father of five.

I never deployed when I had kids, but I did deploy as a newlywed back in 2012, and I remember I couldn't return home soon enough.

So, I can imagine that Vincent was just elated to be home.

But for anyone who might not be familiar with military life, everyone looking in always imagines that returning from a deployment is all rainbows and butterflies.

But oftentimes, there's a riff that occurs in marriages and families in the initial reunification period.

What people don't realize is that in the few short months of separation, family dynamics change.

Sometimes they change a lot, and I can imagine that this was the case for Vincent and his wife and three young kids.

But even with all that, the couple had to get back into the groove of things, and only four days after Vincent arrived home, the couple was finally able to get their alone time.

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