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Hello, hello my true crime army and welcome to Military Murder, your true crime podcast.

I am your host Margo and I created this podcast for true crime enthusiasts just like you.

But I wanted to focus on a subsection of society, right?

I didn't want to focus on all crimes committed by anyone on planet earth.

And I chose to focus on the military and I'll tell you why.

I listened to my fair share of true crime podcast and I watch investigation discovery like my life depends on it.

And I am more intrigued by crimes committed by military members or upon military members because these are members of our society that give so much of themselves in serving our country.

But when these veterans commit crimes or even worse, when crimes are committed upon our veterans,

you just tend to feel all types of different ways on the inside and that right there, that feeling, that is why I chose to focus on the military.

I was chatting with someone and they asked me if I had heard about a soldier on soldier decapitation that occurred on a military installation.

And I was like, dude, you are yanking my chain.

But I was curious, I was like, is this real?

And so I go to Google and I find myself in this web and the story and so I kept digging and digging and digging and that's the story that I'm bringing to you today.

Today I bring to you a story that unravels a military love triangle that literally caused someone to lose their head.

Today I discuss the case against Army Sergeant Steven Shep.

Now let's dig in.

I want to start with a list of my sources because I'm not an investigator or reporter or an investigative reporter.

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