Residue: A True Crime Podcast on Instagram: "Part 1 … (sorry 🥺 you know I hate editing down to 3 mins) The 1995 murder of 16-year-old Adrianne Jones by U.S. Naval Academy midshipman Diane Zamora and Air Force Academy cadet David Graham, a shocking case of teenage obsession and jealousy where the cadets conspired to kill Adrianne, whom they saw as a romantic rival after Graham admitted to cheating with her. Graham lured Adrianne into a car, and Zamora, hiding in the back, ultimately struck her,

They Laughed at Her in Basic Training — Until the Commander Stopped Cold When He Saw Her Tattoo Mornings at Fort Brant don’t wake you up — they punch you in the gut. Steel clangs against flagpoles. Boots grind the dirt into memory. Orders barked like bullets. “Move it, logistics,” someone snapped as a small woman adjusted her oversized rucksack and kept going. Her T-shirt was faded, her combat boots worn in all the wrong ways. She didn’t flinch. She didn’t need to. The chuckles came quick, cruel

⚙️ "Your shadow reached that corner three seconds before your muzzle did." The voice was not the rumbling baritone of a drill sergeant. It was low, dry, and carried the weight of rust and gravel. Harold Winston stood on the range, the Virginia sun glinting off the scarred knuckle of the hand holding an M4 carbine. The cadets, moments before snickering about the "ambidextrous spatula," were now silent, their mockery curdling into confusion. "And your right elbow," Harold continued, pointing at Ca