Welcome back, True Crime Army. I am your host Margo, and this is military murder, a show where I discuss cases involving military members and veterans, all with one goal in mind to remind you to remain vigilant always.

Hi, everyone. I hope that you are all having a great summer. So listen, today I am bringing you a mini case, and it's a mini case that is an update to a case that I have been following since early on.

And now there is officially a break in the case, and I want to tell you all about it.

Join me today as I give you a case update on the case of Gregory Weddell Morales.

And that case is at a Fort Hood.

Now, let's dig in.

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For those of you with me, for the better part of six years, the case of 23-year-old

private Gregory Weddo Morales felt like one of those Fort Hood mysteries that would never get

real answers. Gregory was last seen on August 19, 2019, driving near Killeen in his own vehicle. He was reported missing on the 23rd

of August just days before he was supposed to be discharged from the Army at Fort Hood.

And interestingly, Gregory's car was towed to a local auto dealership on August 27th, after it had

been found abandoned in a restaurant parking lot.

But the discovery of Greg's new vehicle didn't occur by chance.

You see, months after his disappearance, his wife went on Carfax to see if she could find Greg's car.

And boom, sure enough, as reported by KSent TV, she saw that the car had been sent to Dallas in December of 2019

to be inspected and was transferred back to the Killeen Fort Hood area in January of 2020.

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