The infamous case of John and Lorena Bobbitt made international headlines and became a part of pop culture phenomena. In 1993, Lorena Bobbitt cut off her husband's penis with a knife while he was sleeping. Mountain Murders takes a deep dive into the couple's history which included domestic violence and sexual abuse. Join us for a brand new episode!

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This week we dive into a case suggested by listener Justin! A true crime tale so strange it is actually the plot of a Hollywood movie. In 1997, Billy Crowder was a 19 year living in Ludowici, Georgia. He had been raised by his grandparents. Thurmon Martin, the family patriarch and Billy's grandfather was a nasty, abusive man. When Thurmon goes missing, the town is left wondering what happened?

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Alexis Murphy was a 17-year-old female from Nelson County, Virginia who went missing on August 3, 2013. She was last seen at a gas station in Lovingston, Virginia. Mountain Murders takes a look at her case

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This week Mountain Murders takes a look at true crime news. We discuss a child sex sting in Tennessee, a bad cop no donut in Florida, a rapper with an interesting funeral in Washington DC...and then two famous true crime stories. We end the episode with a missing persons case of Paige Coffey from Ohio.

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In 1988, a serial killer was preying on sex workers in New Bedford, Massachusetts. Mountain Murders takes you on a journey to piece together the lives and stories of victims who were plucked from their struggles with addiction and viciously murdered only to be discarded off several highways surrounding the New Bedford area. It's a cold case but we hope the future with new forensic science can bring about justice for the woman and their families.

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This week we discuss true crime news including cannibalism, edible gold fish crackers and a mystery tenant without a proper lease in Virginia. Join us for shenanigans!

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For more than 40 years, the story of Sunny Von Bulow's coma has intrigued the true crime world. A former Princess and wealthy heiress, Sunny, meets Claus Von Bulow in London during the late 1960s. The pair are married and for 12 years the marriage seems like a picture perfect scene. Then suddenly Sunny begans experiencing health issues. Was Claus Von Bulow attempting to murder his wife? Or was Sunny a depressed woman who tried to end her life? Mountain Murders explores the case diving deep into the background of the this New England true crime case.

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This week Mountain Murders discusses breaking news including true crime stories, celebrity death, a weird flex via Guinness Book of World records and a rusty anchor graveyard!

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In 1987, Joyce Aparo was a successful woman in her mid-40s. She was mother to a 16 year old daughter-a talented violinist named Karin. When Joyce fails to show up for work and her car is discovered in a creek 90 miles away from her home-law enforcement are concerned. Then Joyce's body is discovered only a mile and a half from the vehicle. She has been murdered. Investigators end up uncovering a sordid tale of abuse, manipulation and a victim that was not beloved by anyone.

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This week we bring you stories from our wonderful listeners! From rude Dominatrix to black orbs... don't miss this show!

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