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Welcome back, True Crime Army. I am your host Margot and this is a True Crime podcast where I focus on crimes committed by military members and veterans.

But don't worry, you don't have to know anything about the military to listen. I promise.

You just have to be a true crime enthusiast. And if that's you, welcome home.

Alright warriors, for those of you who asked for an unsolved case last week and were disappointed when it didn't get picked, don't fret.

Because today I have just the case for you. But first, a few announcements. I am planning on doing some sort of meet and greet or a live Q&A with my patrons at the end of the month.

So if you want to join in on the fun, join the Patreon fan club. You can join in for just a dollar a month. You can also join for 5, 10, 20 dollars.

There are different perks at each level so you have to check it out. Sometimes today go to patreon.com slash military murder and see if any of the levels fit your needs.

Just a note that there will not be a new episode next week, but don't worry, I want to tell you all about another podcast where you can catch me on while I'm away for a week.

Alright, for those of you who follow me on social, I shared a podcast which recently featured the model Margot story.

In that podcast, I get down and personal and talk about all things Margot, my upbringing, my life goals, and I even share the reason why I joined the military.

The podcast that I was featured in is called the Remarkable People Podcast by David Pasqualone. So if you haven't already checked it out, I highly encourage you to do so.

So many of you contact me asking who I am, what I do in the military. But I don't often spill the beans until this feature. So check it out.

But for those of you that listened, you know that my daytime job in the military is a military lawyer. Yeah, that's right. That's what I have done for the last 11 years of my life.

But my fans don't really know that about me and I didn't want to share it early on because most lawyers, you know, are many lawyers, I guess you can say they're stuffy and serious.

And I am far from any of that. I don't take myself too seriously. In fact, I was voted a class clown growing up in school. So well growing up and going through college and law school and envisioning life as a military lawyer, there was one movie that stood out to me.

And I was like, whoa, I want to be like that. And that movie was you guessed it. A few good men with Tom Cruise and Demi Moore.

Goodness, I strived to be that in the courtroom every single day fighting for the little guy and giving it to the big guy, the real criminal, the guy who lurks in the back never quite getting caught.

Turns out real life drag is not as exciting as the movies portray it, but hey, it's still pretty cool.

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