Mountain Murders

Mountain Murders continues coverage on the Beltway Sniper. New clues emerge including a sinister tarot card at one of the crime scenes. Law enforcement struggles to get a handle on the shootings which have spread outside Montgomery County, Maryland. As reports of a dark colored Chevy Caprice emerge, Mountain Murders takes a deep look into the driver, John Allen Muhammed. 

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Our first episode of 2025...recraps crime news including the terrorist attack in New Orleans, a pig on the loose, and more. 

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In October 2002, ordinary people feared for their lives, too frightened to enter a grocery store or let their children play outside. Over the course of 23 days, a nightmare unfolds as a series of random sniper killings terrorized the area surrounding Washington DC. The largest manhunt in history was launched to track down the perpetrator of these horrific events. Join Mountain Murders as we discuss the hunt for a killer. 

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Hosts Heather and Dylan Packer
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James Neil Tucker spent the majority of his life behind bars. In 1992, Tucker went on a crime spree leaving carnage in his wake. 


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Hosts Heather and Dylan Packer
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Mountain Murders brings you another true crime recrap! 

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Kelly Gissendaner was a woman from Georgia who gained national attention as the only woman on the state's death row at the time of her execution in 2015. Her case was notable for it's complex moral and legal aspects- and for the gruesome murder of a loving husband and father. 

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Recrapping the latest in true crime news! You'll never guess which reality show Susan Smith had dreams of competing on... plus Jay-Z, stalking crimes, gangs in North Dakota and more! 

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Fred Wilkerson vanished after Thanksgiving dinner in 1987. Fred's mysterious disappearance had a unique set of of suspicious circumstances, yet the case went cold. It takes 17 years for the Wilkerson family to get closure. 

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Let's plan a field trip to visit Susan Smith in prison so we can tell her she's a bitch! Join us for a weekly true crime recap- and more! From the Megan Boswell jury selection, suitcase murder sentencing and a healthcare CEO assassination, we've got you covered. 

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The Connecticut witch trials were among the earliest in colonial America, predating the more famous Salem witch trials of 1692. Mountain Murders discusses the accusations and executions stemming from fear of witchcraft, religious fervor, and societal tensions. 



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