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Park Predators

audiochuck
FBI
Valerie Blair
Idaho
Selway Bitterroot Wilderness
Douglas Wagg, Jr.
Randy Redtail Weskigami
Tomomi Hanamure
Thomas Farage
Odeon Point State Park
Gus Engling
California
Kafue National Park
Jesse Loman
Murder
Crime
Williamston, North Carolina
Havasupai Native American Tribe
Wanangata Station
Texas
Trophy Hunting

Explore the dark side of the world’s most beautiful places with investigative journalist and park enthusiast Delia D’Ambra. Each week, Delia guides you deep into national parks and forests across the globe, uncovering stories where nature’s breathtaking beauty has masked sinister secrets. From infamous cases that made headlines to little-known crimes that still need answers, Delia’s relentless pur... more

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In 1960, three housewives from Chicago never make it out of Starved Rock State Park alive and police in Illinois quickly realize a piece of nature itself might be the murder weapon. The investigation zeros in on a predator who was hiding in plain sig... more

When a night-time drive into a national park in Georgia turns into the brutal scene of a stabbing, the FBI is quick to identify their prime suspects. When all is said and done, the truth of who really murdered Anthony Lee Miller in April 1991 remains... more

Today we are bringing you stories from a slightly different side of true crime: stories about people who live by deception. Individuals who don't just tell lies but become someone else entirely. 

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In April 1995, two troubled teens on the run from the law in Payette National Forest encounter an innocent forest service worker and commit the unthinkable.

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Recent Guests

Rafaello Follieri
An Italian con artist who deceived multiple investors and celebrity Anne Hathaway.
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Christine Hauney
Former Wall Street Journal reporter involved in investigating Follieri's background.
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Mark Wolf
Referred to as a suspect in the murder case of Anita Redmon
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Ronnie Sisk
Mother of victim Justin Klick
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Doug Brannon
Retired Monroe County Sheriff's Detective
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Renee Sandoval
Survivor, who was kidnapped and assaulted by Bryan Scott Bennett
Episode: The Afterlife (Part 2)

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Delia D'Ambra
Host of a podcast dedicated to exploring dark narratives within beautiful natural settings, focusing on true crime stories with depth and emotional resonance.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 25.4k ratings
  • Hateful host

    English isn’t the hosts first language so many words are a little off or misused, but there’s also a lot of blatant hatred and bigotry in multiple episodes that can’t be excused by a language barrier.

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    MistressFallon
    United States22 days ago
  • Transphobic

    Transphobic host

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    Rachel0417
    United Kingdom25 days ago
  • Not about the cases anymore

    I used to really love this podcast because for the most part, the host kept it to the facts— which for a story delivery format is better then personal opinion banter; but this last season or so the host is so blatantly biased in her delivery towards her own religion and blaming anyone outside of that group as being the problem. She picks and chooses victims that were Christian to showcase as well as predators of marginalized communities to blame. It’s too bad it used to be truly about any type ... more

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    Hezawrad
    United States25 days ago
  • To Think I Once Respected This Pod

    And yet here they’ve decided to enter the Culture Wars (sigh), and looking at some of the monosyllable, barely literate parrots in the reviews, you can guess which route they’ve decided to take.

    Bigotry towards a marginalized group is still bigotry even if a member of that marginalized group does something hideous, and frankly if you have to reach for that to delineate that a perpetrator is bad, you’re not only a bigot, you’re a particularly lazy bigot.

    The saddest part of this is that this t... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    M. Lives
    United Statesa month ago
  • Deadnaming in 2025

    I listened for years, but the intentional deadnaming and misgendering in 2025 is inexcusable. It’s telling that it’s been weeks without an apology or acknowledgement. Do better.

    Apple Podcasts
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    PoppyPodcasts
    United Statesa month ago

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There are mixed feelings about the pacing and some audio choices, with a few suggesting improvements in sound design.
Listeners appreciate the unique approach of intertwining beautiful outdoor settings with dark crime stories, enhancing the narrative depth.
Some listeners express a desire for more thorough research and critical analysis, noting areas for improvement in case coverage.
The host's storytelling ability is frequently praised, making even the most tragic cases intriguing and engaging.

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The Trio
Q: What were the legal outcomes for Stephen and Charles?
Both accepted plea deals, with Stephen receiving a significantly reduced sentence and currently serving time, while Charles was released after serving part of his sentence.
The Trio
Q: What was the motive behind Justin's murder?
Stephen claimed he killed Justin over an alleged sexual assault against his daughter, though this allegation was never substantiated.

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The content focuses on intriguing true crime stories set against the backdrop of stunning national parks. Each episode features a different case, exploring the intersection of beauty and violence where horrific events occurred in serene environments. Delia D'Ambra serves as the investigative host, guiding listeners through chilling narratives that often involve unsolved mysteries and tragic outcomes. Noteworthy is the exploration of lesser-known cases alongside more prominent ones, providing a spectrum of stories that evoke both a sense of wonder at nature's beauty and an awareness of the lurking dangers. This unique blend of investigative journalism and storytelling appeals to those interested in true crime as well as the great outdoors.

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2. Christine Hauney
3. Mark Wolf
4. Ronnie Sisk
5. Doug Brannon
6. Renee Sandoval

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