
This podcast feed features investigations of Mississippi true crime stories. Down in Mississippi is an arm of the Usry Network. Access archives and Premium Content at Patreon.com/UsryNetworkPremium
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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It's the resolution (for us) in the case of Leigh Occhi. Was the mother responsible for her disappearance? Was it church friend Oscar "Mike" Kearns? Someone else who operated under the radar? Hear JLU's final theory, the information that informed it ... more
Chapter 6 features long-awaited and disturbing information on the woman whose remains were once identified as Leigh Occhi, plus a critical breakdown of Vickie Felton's responses to our questions. "Dogs Are Loose" by Funk's Gate Additional music by: D... more
Many believe the case of Jennifer Jackson Floyd, missing since 1988, is connected to that of Leigh Occhi. This episode introduces stunning information about Jennifer's family, plus more insight into the potential sexual leanings of suspects in Leigh'... more
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13:1 was so great and with a promise of continuation into 13:2 I was PUMPED. But you have to pay for this dude’s subscription to get 13:2. I’m not gonna do that. And in agreement with other reviewers, it’s like a 16-minute episode and I didn’t actually learn very much per episode just random interviews with people who knew her. 13:2 was supposed to put an “end” to what really happened to Leigh Occhi but now I have to pay this guy individually to find out. Kind of a giant waste of time.
After five to ten minutes of personal stories, shout outs, and other irrelevant topics there isn’t much meat to this podcast.
Where do I find 13:1
Love it!!
surprised to hear that lady in episode 1 was upset. seemed like a good, fair interview to me. i bet it brings her some business









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