How is it possible for a Green Beret to survive multiple times on the field of combat only to come home and be taken out by his nurse wife? Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack look at the different sides of the same marriage to determine if forensic evidence will explain how Clint Bonnell's body parts ended up in a pond just three miles from his home and just weeks after he retires from military service. How will his wife, Shana Cloud, explain the bullets in her husband's laptop and declining to file a missing person report when he is obviously nowhere to be found?
Transcript Highlights
00:00.71 Introduction
03:16.43 Green Beret skill set
0833.43 Green Beret retires
13:46.78 To be on time is to be late
18:07.48 What was found with first search warrant
23:12.81 Green Beret gone, car in driveway
28:23.25 Remains tossed into pond
33:39.72 Recovering body from a pond
38:20.96 Digital forensic search
42:44.42 Would Green Beret be "on alert"
47:58.59 Bullets in the bookbag and laptop
49:08.59 Conclusion

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