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plus free shipping. Enjoy the episode. March 12, 1992. Huntsville, Alabama.

SPC Chad Langford, an Army Military Policeman Station at the Redstone Arsenal,

performs a patrol of the base and sends in a radio call that he is investigating in a band and

vehicle. Shortly thereafter, Chad is found lying in the middle of the road with a gunshot wound

at the head and since the Army believes that Chad was shot with his own weapon, they conclude

that he staged an elaborate suicide in order to make it look like he was killed in the line of duty.

However, Chad's family notices a number of strange discrepancies which make them think he was

murdered over some undercover work involving drugs but the suicide ruling is never overturned

and Chad's death remained shrouded in mystery. After that, the trail went cold.

Hello everyone and welcome to our latest episode of the trail went cold. I'm your host Robin

Warter and this week we're going to be exploring an odd military themed mystery which was featured

on Unsaw Mysteries, the unexplained 1992 death of Chad Langford. During the early 1990s,

Unsaw Mysteries featured a slew of suspicious military themed suicide cases in which active

servicemen supposedly took their own lives but their families had a hard time believing this

and were certain they had been the victims of foul play. One of their most extensive stories about

this issue was the death of Chad Langford as the show's segment about his alleged suicide ran 18 minutes

long. At the time he was killed, Chad was an army military policeman at the Redstone Arsenal

in Alabama but wound up being shot through the head in an isolated section of the base during

a seemingly routine patrol. Even though the army ruled that Chad's death was a suicide,

there were a number of bizarre details as Chad's ankles were bound with a lanyard,

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