Mountain Murders

Mountain Murders discusses some of the darkest social media crimes to happen over the past 20 years. 



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In 1987, South Carolinian Linda McCord invited her friend Sarah Boyd to attend a gospel concert. Sarah brought along her two-year-old daughter, Kimberly. The three attended the show but were never seen again. Linda's 1977 Lincoln was found abandoned on the side of the road. Investigators suspect foul play was involved. Join Mountain Murders as we discuss this tragic unsolved case. 

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Shakeima Cabbagestalk was 10 years old when she went missing from Dillon, South Carolina in 1993. She was last seen with her stepfather at a local grocery store. Shakeima's case went cold for many years before charges were filed in 2005. This week Mountain Murders shares Shakeima's story. 

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Mountain Murders's Midweek recap of true crime news from Justin Timberlake's DUI arrest, a machete attack in Charleston, Riley Strain autopsy update, and more. 

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In 1990, 14 year old Gina Grant was arrested for bludgeoning her mother to death. Grant was suspected of cleaning up the crime scene and hiding the murder weapon. She then attempted to make the death appear as though her mother, Dorothy Mayfield, had committed suicide. Grant changed her story several times throughout the investigation. Eventually, she was sentenced to serve time in a juvenile facility. However, Gina's story was far from over. Grant was later admitted to Harvard University. Once the school discovered her involvement in Dorothy's death, they rescinded Grant's admission offer sparking a controversy. Gina Grant found herself making headlines again. Don't miss this week's episode of Mountain Murders! 


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Our weekly crime news recap! This week we discuss updates in the Pamela Smart case, Justin Lee Turner case, a viral fitness craze, and Airbnb crime spree. 

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Join Mountain Murders this week as we delve into the mysterious world of genetic sexual attraction with a case that made international headlines. Not only due to the salacious nature of the story but the tragedy that followed. 

Katie Fusco learned she was adopted at 18 years old. She decided to seek out her biological parents without knowing the true nature of her father, Steven Pladl. After reuniting, Katie and Steven began an incestuous relationship...and it doesn't end well. This bizarre case of murder- suicide will leave you baffled. 


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Hey y'all! We're back from a brief hiatus with a brand new true crime new recrap episode. We've missed big headlines! This week we'll be discussing Robert Pickton's death (good news), the release of OJ Simpson files by the FBI, Gilgo Beach case updates and more. 

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Richard Rosenthal committed one of the most heinous crimes in New England's history. Known as the "Burnt Ziti Case", Rosenthal mutilated his wife, Laura, after the couple argued over their dinner. During their marriage, he was known as an abusive, controlling husband. Richard had exhibited strange behaviors leading up to the crime.  Did Rosenthal suffer from mental illness or was he a calculated killer? 

Trigger warning: this case contains discussions of domestic violence


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