Dead & Gone in Wyoming

After 12 episodes of Dead & Gone In Wyoming, we’ll soon be moving on to Season 2.We can’t express our thanks for your support of the show in its first year.

And we’re looking forward to continuing into the Fall.

Thank you especially for your Patreon support of the show!

Dead & Gone in Wyoming is written, produced, and narrated by Scott Fuller.

Fuller is also the host of the Frozen Truth Podcast.

For more Wyoming podcasts, follow 10Cast.

To support Dead & Gone in Wyoming on Patreon, click here.

To reach the show or to inquire about sponsorship opportunities, please e-mail: [email protected]

In 1995, Riverton hunter Ivan Schaefer set out into the Tetons on an elk hunting trip with two companions, and was never seen again.

Among the usual suspects – bears and bitter cold – this story may yield something deeper, and darker, and just below the surface of the frozen Wyoming ground.

Dead & Gone in Wyoming is written, produced, and narrated by Scott Fuller.

Fuller is also the host of the Frozen Truth Podcast.

For more Wyoming podcasts, follow 10Cast.

To support Dead & Gone in Wyoming on Patreon, click here.

To reach the show or to inquire about sponsorship opportunities, please e-mail: [email protected]

In 1995, Riverton hunter Ivan Schaefer set out into the Tetons on an elk hunting trip with two companions, and was never seen again.

Among the usual suspects – bears and bitter cold – this story may yield something deeper, and darker, and just below the surface of the frozen Wyoming ground.

Dead & Gone in Wyoming is written, produced, and narrated by Scott Fuller.

Fuller is also the host of the Frozen Truth Podcast.

For more Wyoming podcasts, follow 10Cast.

To support Dead & Gone in Wyoming on Patreon, click here.

To reach the show or to inquire about sponsorship opportunities, please e-mail: [email protected]

Between 1983 and 1997, at least nine young women were violently assaulted and dumped along highways within the Great Basin, from the Rockies to the Sierra Nevada.

Their murders remain unsolved today.

Dead & Gone in Wyoming is written, produced, and narrated by Scott Fuller.

Fuller is also the host of the Frozen Truth Podcast.

For more Wyoming podcasts, follow 10Cast.

To support Dead & Gone in Wyoming on Patreon, click here.

To reach the show or to inquire about sponsorship opportunities, please e-mail: [email protected]

Between 1983 and 1997, at least nine young women were violently assaulted and dumped along highways within the Great Basin, from the Rockies to the Sierra Nevada.

Their murders remain unsolved today.

Dead & Gone in Wyoming is written, produced, and narrated by Scott Fuller.

Fuller is also the host of the Frozen Truth Podcast.

For more Wyoming podcasts, follow 10Cast.

To support Dead & Gone in Wyoming on Patreon, click here.

To reach the show or to inquire about sponsorship opportunities, please e-mail: [email protected]

In 1977, three people were killed inside an Evanston, Wyoming home when a bomb exploded while a family slept inside.

The people of the small town were stunned at the murders of their long-serving former County Attorney and his wife and child. But, nobody could have imagined how complicated the rest of this story would be.

Dead & Gone in Wyoming is written, produced, and narrated by Scott Fuller.

Fuller is also the host of the Frozen Truth Podcast.

Dead & Gone in Wyoming is made possible by the Hampton Inn and Suites in Riverton, Wyoming.

For more Wyoming podcasts, follow 10Cast.

To support Dead & Gone in Wyoming on Patreon, click here.

In 1977, three people were killed inside an Evanston, Wyoming home when a bomb exploded while a family slept inside.

The people of the small town were stunned at the murders of their long-serving former County Attorney and his wife and child. But, nobody could have imagined how complicated the rest of this story would be.

Dead & Gone in Wyoming is written, produced, and narrated by Scott Fuller.

Fuller is also the host of the Frozen Truth Podcast.

Dead & Gone in Wyoming is made possible by the Hampton Inn and Suites in Riverton, Wyoming.

For more Wyoming podcasts, follow 10Cast.

To support Dead & Gone in Wyoming on Patreon, click here.

This month’s episode focuses on the issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.

Native women are killed at a rate up to 10 times higher than the national average, and 84% will experience violence in their lifetime.

Cases from this episode come from Wyoming’s only Indian Reservation, one of the largest in the country, along with some hopeful commentary that this issue might be resolved.

Dead & Gone in Wyoming is written, produced, and narrated by Scott Fuller.

Fuller is also the host of the Frozen Truth Podcast.

Dead & Gone in Wyoming is made possible by the Hampton Inn and Suites in Riverton, Wyoming.

For more Wyoming podcasts, follow 10Cast.

To support Dead & Gone in Wyoming on Patreon, click here.

This month’s episode focuses on the issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.

Native women are killed at a rate up to 10 times higher than the national average, and 84% will experience violence in their lifetime.

Cases from this episode come from Wyoming’s only Indian Reservation, one of the largest in the country, along with some hopeful commentary that this issue might be resolved.

Dead & Gone in Wyoming is written, produced, and narrated by Scott Fuller.

Fuller is also the host of the Frozen Truth Podcast.

Dead & Gone in Wyoming is made possible by the Hampton Inn and Suites in Riverton, Wyoming.

For more Wyoming podcasts, follow 10Cast.

To support Dead & Gone in Wyoming on Patreon, click here.

In response to a new statement from the Sweetwater County Sheriff’s Department, Dead & Gone in Wyoming host Scott Fuller has recorded a new short episode.

On January 23rd, the Sweetwater County Sheriff’s Department issued a release stating that the remains located near the Jim Bridger Power Plant in September 2019, were likely pre-historic. That report conflicted with an earlier report that stated the remains were likely 20-30 years old.

If the new information is correct, the possibility that the remains are that of Sharon Baldeagle’s would be ruled out.

For more information on Sharon Baldeagle’s case, click here.