MilCrimes: Recent Episodes
Andre Ullysse
MilCrime is a Military true crime podcast told by a different prospective, as a current military Police Officer with over 15 years of service. I am your host Andre and true crime enthusiast that brings you cases of crime, mostly murder with a connection to one of the most honorable professions of our time, the United States Military. Often viewed as heroes of battle and selfless patriots, but in rare cases, some of these brave men and women who are often larger than life in image is succumbed to some of the darkest and inhumane acts known to mankind…Murder. Some of these stories will be firsthand accounts, and most will be predominantly about the most non publicized Veterans, Active duty and/or spouses’ true crime stories that do NOT hit mainstream media. So, join me in uncovering these American Heroes turned criminal.
A 27-year-old mother of three, a Military Police Officer stationed in Germany, is found dead in her Military Barracks room after an altercation with fellow service members. This case is undoubtedly strange, and lots of questions with no answer for the family. Was this a suicide? Or something more malicious. This episode spread awareness of the passing of SPC Denisha Montgomery while the family continues its journey for justice and answers.
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During my time researching cases and episodes, I've noticed a common detonator with a lot of serial killer cases, the military. Some will be recognizable such as Jeffery Dalmer, but some will not. This two-part episode will include 20 of the most famous serial killers with a military background.
PVT Rodney Alcala who is widely known as the serial killer who appeared on the show "The Dating Game" amid his killing spree. With an unknown amount of victims, Mr. Alcala nearly escapes death and justice for his crimes spanning nearly two decades.
Thank you ALL for all the support! Help me recap our first season of MilCrimes and covering a few of my favorite stories around the Military in the last 6 months.
Part Two and the end of My uncommon journey through 8 months of mental and physical exhaustion to continue my career in the military.
Thank you all for your continued support!
After anonymous complaints an internal investigation was conducted on 1Lt Ullysse also known on TikTok as Just_A_Lost_LT in which concluded that Lt Ullysse did not in fact violate any Fort Lonard Wood policy and or army policy. Is this a case of 1st amendment right or conduct unbecoming of an officer or some would say the overwhelming Perception of uneven punishment among minorities within the military? Today episode is my journey through 8 months of mental and physical exhaustion to continue my career in the military.
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Barry Winchell stationed at Fort Campbell was killed by a fellow soldier for dating a transgender woman in 1999. During a time when the service "Don't ask, don't tell" policy was in was in effect, PFC Winchell only crime was being different.
Today episode briefly goes over a string of Murders by some of the Army's elite force, the Fort Bragg Special Forces Group. Though the title states " Honorable Mentions" there is nothing honorable that these men have done during these violent crimes. As always, always seek help and never suffer in silence.
Part 2- Former Army CPT Jeffrey MacDonald blames the murder of his family on the Mansion Family intruders. Could It be true? or just a made-up story to cover up the brutal slaying of MacDonalds pregnant wife and two young Daughters.
Former Army CPT Jeffrey MacDonald blames the murder of his family on the Mansion Family intruders. Could It be true? or just a made-up story to cover up the brutal slaying of MacDonalds pregnant wife and two young Daughters.
Former Army Private Frist Class Esteban Santiago committed one of the most horrific acts in one of the most unlikely of places an airport baggage claim area. Santiago was convicted of five counts of first-degree murder and sentenced to five life sentences plus 120 years for his crime. This story gets more interesting when another individual with the same name in the same location is attached for the mire reason of being born with the same name as the Fort Lauderdale shooter.
Former army SPC David Matthew Lopez, assigned to 4th BDE 25th IN BSTB (Brigade special troops battalion) HHC (Headquarters Company) returned home from a 10-month deployment to Afghanistan in early winter of 2012. David Lopez was convicted of murdering his wife shortly after his return from deployment due to argument over child service taking custody of their young daughter. Lopez received a sentence of 62 years imprisonment in 2015 for Sara Lopez murders.
Former Army SPC Kip Edward Lynch, assigned to 4th BDE 25th IN BSTB (Brigade special troops battalion) HHC (Headquarters Company) returned home from a 12-month deployment to Afghanistan in early spring of 2010. Kip Lynch was convicted of murdering his wife and infant daughter shortly after his return from deployment which police identified as 45 cal. Kimber pistol purchased through the unit as a “Deployment Pistol”. Lynch received a composite sentence of 80 years imprisonment in January of 2012 for the two murders.
MilCrime is a Military true crime podcast told by a different prospective, as a current military Police Officer with over 15 years of service. I am your host Andre and true crime enthusiast that brings you cases of crime, mostly murder with a connection to one of the most honorable professions of our time, the United States Military. Often viewed as heroes of battle and selfless patriots, but in rare cases, some of these brave men and women who are often larger than life in image is succumbed to some of the darkest and inhumane acts known to mankind…Murder. Some of these stories will be firsthand accounts, and most will be predominantly about the most non publicized Veterans, Active duty and/or spouses’ true crime stories that do NOT hit mainstream media. So, join me in uncovering these American Heroes turned criminal.