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Inside the Dark Network at Fort BraggA Documented True Crime Account of Drug Trafficking and Murder within an Elite Army Community A decorated Green Beret is gunned down in his own foyer. Another body surfaces by a lake at the edge of base. Reports arrive redacted, evidence goes missing, and the people who ask questions are told it's over. Inside the Dark Network at Fort Bragg is a clear, compelling documented true crime narrative that follows the facts through a maze of shifting statements, closed-door decisions, and a culture that turns heroes into suspects-and suspects into untouchables. Told in plain, powerful prose, this military true crime book reveals how geography and access made Fayetteville the quiet crossroads of the Dixie Highway drug route, and how that pipeline fed drug trafficking in the military while a parallel justice system looked away. You'll walk through the scene work of a homicide investigation nonfiction case: ballistics, autopsy trajectories, and timelines that contradict a convenient story. You'll step into nights where operators, bikers, and local fixers mingle, and into offices where an Army CID investigation bends toward the outcome everyone expects. Along the way, the book unpacks the human toll-children who witnessed the unthinkable, and families who kept pushing when doors stayed shut. Why this book deserves a place on your shelf Relentlessly factual yet deeply human. Every chapter is grounded in verifiable details while centering the mothers, sisters, and widows who refused silence. Essential context you won't find elsewhere. From the Fort Bragg scandal to the rebrand as a Fort Liberty investigation, it traces patterns of power, access, and impunity across years-not just headlines. Gripping and accessible. No jargon, no fluff-just a propulsive story for readers who want organized crime nonfiction with receipts. A rare, inside look. How an elite army community can create both excellence and a shadow economy; how a Delta Force cover-up can thrive when loyalty outruns accountability; how a ""Special Forces cartel"" can form in plain sight. If you're drawn to murder and cover-up cases that actually prove their claims, to Fayetteville NC crime stories that connect the dots, and to first-rate true crime that respects victims as much as it reveals systems, this book will stay with you long after the final page.

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