Hey! We're back with a brand new true crime news recap! It's been a while so we're brushing our shoulders off to uncover new details in the Bryan Kohberger case, a magic mushroom farm bust, a woman who confessed her crimes to a preacher who was also a cop, and more.

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The Frankford Slasher, a chilling figure that haunted the streets of Philadelphia, was a notorious serial killer whose reign of terror gripped the city in fear. During the late 1980s, a series of brutal homicides shocked the community, leaving residents horrified and authorities scrambling to catch the perpetrator. With each victim, the city's sense of security crumbled, as fear and suspicion spread like wildfire. Join us on a journey into the dark, twisted mind of the Frankford Slasher.


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Mountain Murders midweek examines how tabloid headlines reinforce the myth of evil and unhealthy obsession with the occult. Many people blame the increasingly violent behaviors in society on heavy metal music and Satan. But sometimes, the truth is even darker and more disturbing. We take a look at several "Satanic Panic" murders in which the defense used the Devil as the catalyst for criminal behavior.


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Diving into the minds of teenage killers this week, Mountain Murders uncovers the haunting story of Christopher Pittman. Pittman was 12 years old when he murdered his grandparents in South Carolina. Jamar Siler was responsible for carrying out a school shooting in Knoxville, Tennessee that left a student dead.

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Mountain Murders midweek episode covers two more famous murder houses, including the oldest murder house in America, which was built in 1704! The General Wayne Inn in Merion, Pennsylvania, has seen wars and a murder. It is said to be haunted by Hessian soldiers! The Dakota in NYC is an infamous murder spot where Mark David Chapman gunned down John Lennon in 1980.

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Mountain Murders offers a bonus episode on Haunted Hotels! Fall is here and for many folks, that means sharing scary stories and traveling to spooky sights. Fortunately, the American South is home to haunted hotels where the paranormal stories showcase ghostly brides-even outlaws!


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Juliette Buffington Enslow lived in a gorgeous "Millionaire's Row" mansion in Huntington, West Virginia. Her husband was considered the first millionaire of Huntington after hosting a bridge party. Mrs. Enslow retired to bed as usual. In the early morning hours, a maid discovered Mrs. Enslow dead on her bedroom floor. Who killed one of the most prominent women of Huntington?

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This Mountain Murders midweek discusses real life horror stories-murders that happened on Halloween.

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Ira Einhorn was a counter-culture Guru and activist who resided in Philadelphia, PA. He preached peace, love, and environmentalism but was suspected of killing his girlfriend, Holly Maddux, in 1977. Holly disappeared, and two years later, police found her mummified body stuffed into a steamer trunk in Ira's apartment. What happens next is the stuff of Hollywood movies. Join Mountain Murders for another true crime tale...

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In honor of the spooky season, Mountain Murders is taking you on a morbid journey through some of America's most infamous murder houses. This week, we unlock the chilling history of the LaLaurie House, where the past whispers its tales and the spirits of the past still linger. Then, we head to Chicago to discuss the scene of Richard Speck's murder spree. The house is an essential reminder of justice and the resilience of those affected by the tragedy, including the only surviving victim.

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