It's a secret kept hidden in the South Hills of Helena for more than five decades: who shot and killed Cleve Hal Harrigfeld, a genuinely kind and well-liked 19-year-old man from Townsend in 1969? The death of Cleve is still a vivid memory today for his older brother, Mike Harrigfeld. Along with Mike, Evening Anchor Angela Marshall speaks to current Lewis and Clark County Sheriff, Leo Dutton, who opens the case files and helps unravel how officials believe Cleve died.

The headline of a Helena Independent Record newspaper article reads: "Who Would Kill a Boy Like Cleve?" That clipping is dated June 4, 1992. But Cleve Harrigfeld, 19, died long before that in 1969 when the handsome youth was found in the hills near Helena fatally shot twice in the front seat of his car. Hosts Angela Marshall and Blake Simonson give you a sneak peek at their next full podcast episode: 'Mischievous Joyride Turned Murder: The 1969 Death of Cleve Harrigfeld.

On June 13, 1968, the Lewis and Clark County Sheriff's Office received a call from the custodian at the Gates of the Mountains marina on Holter Lake, after he found what appeared to be part of a human body floating in the water. The part of the body authorities found belonged to a young woman. But the pathologist at the time didn't know how long she had been dead. He did go on to say that it could have been about four months. And that would take us all the way back to February of that year Pamela Ann Dorrington, 19, went missing from Helena, and she would never be seen or heard from again.

'Montana Murder Mysteries' hosts Angela Marshall and Blake Simonson give you a sneak peek at an upcoming cold case that dates back to the 1960's in Montana. Pamela Ann Dorrington of Helena was an attractive woman, who exuded happiness and innocence. But that innocence was lost when her life came to a brutal end at the hands of a killer.

BOZEMAN - Detectives with the Bozeman Police Department recently came out and said they're renewing efforts to try and solve a cold case that dates all the way back to the 80's. In February of 1985, Montana State University Student Randal Church, 23, was shot twice in the head, while working as the night shift manager at Pizza Hut on West Main Street. For the past 36 years, Randy's loved ones have been holding onto the pain that comes with the "not knowing."

The death of Randal Church remains Bozeman's only unsolved murder. For the past 36 years, Randy’s loved ones have been holding onto the pain that comes with the “not knowing.” Who would kill Randy? What exactly happened? And why? Co-host Angela Marshall gives you a sneak peek of her conversation with Randy's older sister, Ruby, who continues to search for answers surrounding his death.

In the latest episode of our 'Montana Murder Mysteries' podcast, Evening Anchor Angela Marshall and Executive Producer Blake Simonson reveal the details you need to do some detective work on your own and aid law enforcement in identifying two Montana cold case victims.

This week we hear from Mountain Man Mike's sister as she recalls searching for her brother and the moment she learned a suspect had been arrested in his murder.

This week we give you a sneak peak into an in-depth interview with the sister of Mountain Man Mike, whose dismembered body was discovered a decade ago on MacDonald Pass.

In this breaking news edition of Montana Murder Mysteries we explore a case over three decades old that's getting another look over now that new technology has emerged.