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Buried on the Tundra
By B. NicoleTrue Crime
Buried on the Tundra episodes
- Murdered: Sonya IvanoffNome, AK -Sonya left her home the night of August 10, 2003 and was never seen again.11 min
- Unsolved Double Homicide: Jonathan Paul and Gina MartinKipnuk, Alaska - December of 2011 a costal village is rocked when a couple is found murdered in their home while their infant daughter is left alive in the same house.6 min
- 7 hunters’ 7 nights on the frozen YukonPilot Station, AK- October 25, 2021, 7 hunters left Pilot Station to hunt seal and beluga whale but underestimated the weather.8 min
- Thanksgiving Hunting TripKwethluk, AK- An uncle and nephew go out hunting, but the trip does not go as planned.7 min
- The Disappearance of Gabriel FoxKwethluk, Alaska - The night of his arrival at the Moravian Children Home, Gabriel Fox runs away and is never seen from again or has he.12 min
- Unexpected Death: Randy BeaverBethel, Alaska - In 2007 Randy Beaver left his foster home to attend a school dance. A week later Randy’s body was found in the Brown Slough.10 min
- Mysterious Death: Marione EvanAnchorage, Alaska, - A young, healthy woman is found dead in the summer of 2018.10 min
- Embezzlement by the PostmasterKongiganak, AK - In May of 2021, a former postmaster pleads guilty to embezzlement, but she’s not the first one.7 min
- Dolores Hunter v. Phillip Morris USAMarshall, AK - After her common-law husband dies from lung cancer Dolores files a lawsuit against cigarette company Phillip Morris.9 min
- A Student’s Revenge: Assaults in KotlikKotlik, AK - Rick Andrew grabs an 8 inch butcher knife and walks to the local school.7 min
About Buried on the Tundra
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Bethel, Alaska - Each week, I bring you a true crime case from western Alaska. These cases have very little media coverage. I want these stories heard and shared to ensure we can do our best in making…
sure things change for the Alaskans involved.