Military murder is an independent project and is not endorsed by the Department of Defense or any military component.

The views expressed are those of those.

The content of this podcast is not meant to be legal or medical advice.

Warning, this episode contains graphic details of murder and is not suitable for young listeners.

Welcome back, Trogram Army. I am your host Margo and this is Military Murder, a show where I discuss cases involving military members and veterans and sometimes their spouses.

But don't worry, you don't have to know anything about the military to listen, I promise. You just have to be a Trogram enthusiast. And if that's you, welcome home.

Many of you have asked me throughout the years why I have this show or why I created it.

And here it is. The reason I created Military Murder was because as a former active duty jag, I knew that Trogram was a real thing in the military and the veteran community.

But almost as quickly as a story about a military case broke, you never really heard anything else.

Someone committed a crime, then silenced for months, even years, and then so-and-so pled guilty and they were sentenced to X amount of time in jail.

And by the time that we heard a resolution, I forgot what even happened and it really just felt like it didn't even happen at all, even though people were murdered and families lost everything.

I felt that these stories were hushed up too quickly, but these stories serve as a cautionary tale.

Evil has no boundaries, and sometimes even people who we would give our life to defend wouldn't blink an eye before snuffing out hours.

This show is about vigilance. It doesn't matter your race, your socio-economic status, or at your education level remain vigilant.

And on that note, shout out to my longtime listeners and my new listeners alike.

Just to brag a little bit, Military Murder Podcast was recently featured on the new and noteworthy section of Apple Podcast The Dark Side, and it was truly humbling, and it was all because of you, my Trogram Army, seriously.

If you're new here, I encourage you all to go back and listen to my older episodes.

I believe that I've gotten much better at telling these stories, and I no longer use background music during the main episode.

But all of the stories that I've told all the way back from Episode 1 until now, they build upon my goal that one day, people will report what they see, and that they're going to forgo that mentality of just shut up in color.

For those of you who are all caught up, I do have tons of full-length episodes available either through my Patreon page, or Military Murder Premium on Apple Podcast.

By subscribing to my Premium content, you get every single episode completely ad-free all the way from Episode 1, but you also have immediate access to dozens of episodes that have never been shared on my public feed.

My goal is to one day return to a weekly show, and I can only do that with your support.

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