Mountain Murders

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Dr. Dirk Greineder was a well respected doctor who lived in a beautiful home in the upscale Boston suburb of Wellesley, Massachusetts. He and his wife May raised three children who all attended Yale like their father. However, the good doctor had a secret life filled with sex, pornography and sex workers. When Dr. Greineder phones police from a popular park area to say his wife had been injured-police make a shocking discovery- May's battered corpse. Had an unknown perpetrator killed May?


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Hosts Heather and Dylan Packer
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Rosemary Franco was a New York City pastry chef who encouraged her husband to move to Charleston, SC to open a restaurant. Rosemary then went onto open a successful bakery. By all accounts, the couple had a busy but good marriage. In 1994, Rosemary is brutally murdered inside their Anson Street carriage house. With no motive, law enforcement couldn't answer the question: who would want Rosemary dead?

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In 1988, a 19 year old girl Annie Kithcart is discovered in an abandoned area of Kingston, New York. Annie has been savagely beaten, strangled, and left nude -her last shred of dignity gone. Evidence points to a racially charged killing-and Reverend Al Sharpton inserts himself into the investigation. However, the truth is sometimes stranger than fiction. Police soon learn there may not be motive at all for the young woman's murder. Join Mountain Murders for a sad, twisted tale out of the Hudson Valley.

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Mary Lynn Witherspoon was a popular Charleston teacher who had an unexpected stalker. Though she tried to take steps to deter the unwanted attention, it escalated until finally reaching a deadly end. Join Mountain Murders as we discuss this disturbing case from the Palmetto state.

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In New York's East Village during the summer of 1967 it was all about peace and love. But that all came crashing to a halt when on October 8, a young hippie couple, Linda and Groovy, were found brutally beaten to death in the basement of a dirty tenement building on Avenue B. The murder rattled the hippie culture-and would prove that drug induced violence had deadly consequences.


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This week Mountain Murders brings you some of the most haunted places in New York including a road known as 13 Curves, the real Sleepy Hollow, and several asylums with terrible tales.

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In 1986, an upperclass socialite named Jennifer Levin is murdered in Central Park. Her assailant was a friend- Robert Chambers, who was also among an elite crowd in New York City. The story was shocking especially due to the lack of motive. Join Mountain Murders as we deep dive into Robert Chamber's background trying to understand what happened on that hot summer night.

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This week's episode covers true crime cases such as updates to the Nathan Millard case, Mario Waters and others.

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This week Mountain Murders covers Joel Rifkin who murdered sex workers in and around New York City in the late 1980s and early 1990s. He was only convicted of 9 murders but claimed to murder 17 women.

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Hey y'all! Join us for another midweek in which we recap the latest in news including the Murdaugh trial, a Manson cult member's death, and angry customers.

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