In this bonus episode, host Renee Roberson pulls two mysteries from the Carolinas out of her research files. What is Lavinia Fisher from South Carolina known for and how did a young college student die on the banks of the Catawba River in North Carolina?

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Cover art by Mackintosh Multimedia

Sound Editing by Mia Roberson

Learn more at missinginthecarolinas.com.

They only wanted to attend a concert and enjoy a fun evening out. But after doing so, Dail Dinwiddie, Sarah and Kimberly Boyd and Linda McCord were never seen again. Host Renee Roberson explores the parallels between their cases and other people who went missing under similar circumstances in the Carolinas.

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Sponsor: WOW! Women on Writing

Cover Art: Mackintosh Multimedia

Sound Editing: Mia Roberson

Music used provided by the user ITheRealGooglekatClaire on Freesound.org

For a full list of episode resources, visit missinginthecarolinas.com.

A teenage girl and a 9-year-old boy mysteriously go missing from their homes in the early 1970s in South Carolina. While the cases don't seem to be related, what happened to Eva DeBruhl and Michael Woodward remains a mystery.

Show Notes:

Sponsor: WOW! Women on Writing

Cover Art: Mackintosh Multimedia

Sound Editing: Mia Roberson

Music used provided by the user SoundFlakes on Freesound.org

https://www.donationalerts.com/r/soundflakes

For a full list of episode resources, visit missinginthecarolinas.com.

Host Renee Roberson discusses the creation of "Missing in the Carolinas," what she's learned in her first year of podcasting and the most downloaded episodes of the show.

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Sponsor: WOW! Women on Writing

Cover Art: Mackintosh Multimedia

Three North Carolinians head out for a run and are never seen alive again. What happened to Karen Styles, Richard Travis and Nancy Cooper?

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Sponsor: WOW! Women on Writing

Cover Art: Mackintosh Multimedia

Sound Editing: Mia Roberson

"Music for an Abandoned Bus Stop" (used in Karen Styles' segment) by Steven F. Allen - AuDioChosis

For a full list of episode resources, visit missinginthecarolinas.com.

Enjoy a spine-tingling campfire tale in the spirit of Halloween. “The Monster in the Woods” is an original short story written by Renee Roberson, inspired by the murders of three Girl Scouts in Oklahoma in the 1970s. All Rights Reserved.

Written and produced by Renee Roberson.

Sound Editing by Mia Roberson.

Music credits:

AudryPsyche.com

“Awkward Meeting” and “Evening of Chaos”

by Kevin McLeod

(incompetech.com)

Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License

Are you a fan of ghost stories? Join host Renee Roberson as she shares a few of her own and explores haunted high schools, universities, theatres, hotels and much more from North and South Carolina.

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Sponsor: WOW! Women on Writing

Cover Art: Mackintosh Multimedia

For a full list of episode resources, visit missinginthecarolinas.com.

Fear and confusion struck the Charlotte area real estate industry in the 1980s when two agents went missing after making appointments to show houses. What happened to Bruce Ruffin and Dianne Gabriel?

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Sponsor: WOW! Women on Writing

Cover Art: Mackintosh Multimedia

Music provided during Dianne Gabriel's segment by AudryPsyche.com

For a full list of episode resources, visit missinginthecarolinas.com.

Two murder victims found on a rural road in 1976 have never been identified, two girls are abducted from their homes, and two other women remain missing with foul play suspected. Explore these cases from South Carolina that were featured on "Unsolved Mysteries" over the years.

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Sponsor: WOW! Women on Writing

Cover Art: Mackintosh Multimedia

For a full list of episode resources, visit missinginthecarolinas.com.

Renee Roberson interviews North Carolina writer Cathy Pickens, an attorney turned mystery and true crime writer whose latest release, "True Crime Stories of Eastern North Carolina," will be released Sept. 28, 2020. They talk true crime in North and South Carolina, Cathy's research and writing process, and what readers can expect from the book.

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Visit cathypickens.com for more information about the author.

Show Sponsor: WOW! Women on Writing

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