When 23 year old Kelli Bordeaux fails to show up at morning formation on April 16th 2012, her chain of command knows something is wrong. This dedicated Soldier would never go no contact/ no show. What happened to her Friday night? Where is she, and who did something to her? Was it her estranged husband? Her new boyfriend? The local bar employee?

The answers come two years later, from an unusual source.

What stories do you want me to feature in 2026? Why are there so many mass shootings? Tune in. - should be a pretty safe episode- discussion of crime of course, but in a very general statistics driven way. No gore, no details, PG13 for cussing.

Life updates and intro first part

3m 52sec Some PTSD info

11m 40 sec (approx) Crime Stuff

22m 45 sec shout outs, follow info, book updates

Thank you followers!

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Tar Heel Traveler: Scott stakes out train tracks in Cumberland County, in search of a spooky light

Finishing up the information on Nigel Edge and his shooting of a small North Carolina restaurant on the water, and discussing the similarities with the church shooting in Detroit, less than 15 hours later by Thomas Sanford.

What is going on lately? In just the past week, we've had a inmate at the Fort Leavenworth USDB unalive himself, a serial killer (military Veteran) get linked to a 34 year old cold case, and a USMC Veteran kill 3 people in a mass shooting LAST NIGHT.

This episode ends abruptly, and is just under an hour. Apologies for the abrupt ending- real life happened during the recording. Part 2 should be out in 24-48 hours.

A small departure from the typical format, this episode covers and investigation (paranormal) and the history of the Sallie House in Atchison Kansas, as well as the last bit of US Disciplinary Barracks tour and information from Ft. Leavenworth

No specific Service Members or Veterans are profiled in Episode 30

Does contain discussion of paranormal activity, prison life

The double jeopardy clause, included in the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution, provides protection against being prosecuted again for the same offense after being acquitted, convicted, and/or punished for the same offense.

A gruesome triple homicide is committed in a quite neighborhood in 1985, near Fort Bragg, NC. A suspect is soon identified, and Timothy Hennis is convicted of the crimes in 1986, being sentenced to death. An appeal in 1989 overturns the verdict, and Tim is a free man.

So how is the same man tried for the same crimes 20 years later? Did he do it? If he did, what about the physical evidence that doesn't match? Mr. X? And if he is innocent, as he claims, why did so many people identify him at the murder scene? This case is studied in law schools all over the US.

Innocent to the Civilians, Guilty to the Army.

SGT Jessie Quintanilla arrives at Camp Pendelton for a planned uniform inspection. Today will be anything but an ordinary formation, with two officers covered in blood, a "thug" on the run, and a trial that was more like a circus.

Included, a history lesson about Leavenworth, KS and Fort Leavenworth, KS and the

USDB.