January 22nd, 1989.

Temecula, California.

The housemaid of 30-year-old marine captain Jeffrey Digman returns to the residence and

discovers that Jeffrey has been shot to death inside his bedroom.

Since a gun Jeffrey owns is lying next to him, his death is ruled to be a suicide,

and investigators theorized that he had become despondent over a recent transfer to Puerto Rico.

However, Jeffrey's parents discovered some suspicious discrepancies to make them suspect he was murdered,

and even though his cause of death is changed from suicide

to undetermined, there are no conclusive answers about how he was killed.

After that, the trail wet cold. Oh, uh, I'm not. Oh, uh,

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uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, Hello everyone and welcome to our latest episode of the Trail Went Cold.

I'm your host Robin Warder and today we're going to be exploring two separate cases

from Unsaw Mysteries involving three servicemen who were ruled to be the victims of suspicious suicides, the 1989 death of

Jeffrey Digman and the 1992 deaths of Billy Ray Hargrove and Mike Carmichael.

Unsaw mysteries featured their fair share of stories about servicemen who died under strange circumstances,

and while the military ruled their deaths to be suicides,

their families believed they were the victims of foul play, and that a cover-up was taking

place. Our first story involves Jeffrey Digman, a captain in the United States Marine Corps,

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