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The Fort Bragg Secret cartel - Drugs Murder and Hidden Criminal Activity Inside America’s Special Forces - cover

The Fort Bragg Secret cartel - Drugs Murder and Hidden Criminal Activity Inside America’s Special Forces

Wild Darcy

Verlag: Darcy Wild

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Fort Bragg is one of the most powerful military installations in the United States. It houses elite combat units, oversees classified missions, and operates behind layers of security and secrecy. For decades, it has symbolized discipline, loyalty, and national defense.But beneath that image, something went wrong.The Fort Bragg Secret Cartel is a true crime investigation into a series of deaths, drug trafficking allegations, and institutional failures tied to America’s Special Forces community. What began with the discovery of two murdered soldiers on base in 2020 expanded into a much larger story—one involving narcotics distribution, misuse of authority, suppressed investigations, and a culture that discouraged accountability.This book examines how individuals in uniform allegedly exploited access, mobility, and institutional protection to engage in criminal activity—and how overlapping military and civilian jurisdictions made meaningful prosecution difficult. Drawing from verified reporting, court records, congressional actions, and investigative journalism, it reconstructs how warning signs were ignored and how silence became routine.Inside this book, readers will learn:how multiple suspicious deaths were classified or closed without full explanationhow drug use and trafficking intersected with elite military circleshow internal loyalty and command pressure limited investigationswhy civilian law enforcement often struggled to gain accesshow whistleblowers and journalists forced public accountabilitywhat policy changes followed—and what questions remain unansweredThis is not a book that attacks the military. It is a book that examines what happens when secrecy outweighs oversight and when institutions protect reputations instead of confronting risk. It gives voice to families who were left without answers, to insiders who spoke at personal cost, and to investigators who faced resistance while pursuing the truth.The Fort Bragg Secret Cartel is written for readers who want more than headlines. It is for those who want to understand how real systems fail, how crimes can exist inside trusted institutions, and why transparency matters—especially when national security is involved.If you care about accountability, justice, and the facts behind one of the most troubling true crime stories connected to the U.S. military, this book belongs on your shelf.Get your copy today and examine the case the system tried to contain—clearly, carefully, and without distortion.
Verfügbar seit: 06.02.2026.

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