
Compelling Appalachian true crime stories. This podcast explores crimes and mysteries from the notorious to the obscure, spanning frontier feuds, coal country killings, and modern-day cold cases. From remote Smoky Mountain hollers and the Appalachian Trail to the Blue Ridge Parkway, we dig into the history, the places, and the people behind each case. Keeping history alive, one crime at a time.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 32 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

In May 2008, two lifelong friends, Scott Johnston and Sean Farmer, headed into the woods of Giles County, Virginia, for a simple fishing trip. They met a friendly stranger named “Ricky” and shared dinner by a campfire. But within hours, they were fig... more
In September 1909, six members of the Meadows family, including three young children, were murdered with an axe and a gun in their remote Virginia log cabin, which was then set on fire. Forty days later and eighty miles away, four members of the Hood... more
In May 1974, 17-year-old Margaret Harritt set out on the Appalachian Trail with a friend, hoping for an adventure. Days later, she found herself tied to a tree, watching a stranger named Ralph decide her fate. This episode traces the harrowing story ... more
When the body of a young girl is discovered in an abandoned Kentucky mineshaft, the small town of Harlan believes they have finally found missing 14-year-old Mary Vickery. A local taxi driver quickly becomes the prime suspect, and a star witness come... more
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Good narrative voice, cites his info, not overly long, and story/facts are easy to follow for all. Recommend a listen!!!👍🏾
Thanks Larry Bentley for the recommendation of this new podcast🙌🏾
Well researched and well presented. Keep them coming.










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Across a slate of recent episodes, this show blends true crime, Appalachian history, folklore, and criminology to explore murders, heists, legendary hauntings, and regional legends. Recurrent threads include detailed case breakdowns, historical context, and cultural storytelling, often featuring expert guests or local historians who illuminate motivations, social dynamics, and the era-specific backdrop of each crime. The host's narrative style leans into regional lore, archival detail, and often a skeptical examination of folklore versus fact, making it appealing to listeners who enjoy crime history with a strong sense of place. A standout aspect is the mix of well-known cases with obscure regional tales, anchored by personal storytelling a... more
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