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How Fort Bragg's Soldiers Became Killers, Traffickers, and Ghosts in the Shadows In December 2020, the bodies of Master Sergeant William ""Billy"" Lavigne and Army veteran Timothy Dumas were found deep in the North Carolina woods near Fort Bragg. Both were shot. Both were connected to America's most elite Special Forces. And both remain unsolved mysteries. But their deaths were only the beginning. Behind the gates of Fort Bragg - the beating heart of U.S. Army Special Operations - lay a trail of overdoses, unsolved murders, drug trafficking, and suicides that rivaled combat losses overseas. Decorated warriors returned from Afghanistan and Iraq carrying secrets they could not speak, turning to cocaine, heroin, meth, and violence. Some became dealers. Some became casualties. Many became ghosts. The Fort Bragg Secret exposes a chilling pattern: Unsolved deaths and hidden crime scenes buried in sealed reports. Drug pipelines and cartel ties that turned soldiers into traffickers. Cover-ups and silence from Army leadership and law enforcement. Families left behind, demanding answers that never came. With investigative depth and the pacing of a thriller, this book reveals how loyalty, secrecy, and trauma - the very traits that built elite soldiers - also fueled their downfall. Fort Bragg was not an anomaly. It was a microcosm of something larger: the hidden costs of America's endless wars, echoing across bases, branches, and generations. Unsettling, meticulously researched, and impossible to ignore, The Fort Bragg Secret pulls readers deep into a world where heroes became criminals, warriors became addicts, and silence became the deadliest weapon of all. The secret is still alive. And it refuses to die.

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