Mountain Murders

Rube Burrow started life as the son of a simple Alabama farmer. He moved to Texas where he became a cowboy, cattle hand and a farmer. The hardscrabble life of a rancher wasn't working for Rube-so he organized a gang along with his brother Jim-The Burrow's Gang. He became an infamous train robber in the Southern US. During the final years of the American frontier, Rube became one of the most wanted outlaws since Jesse James (his hero!). Join us for a tale of adventure and true crime as we go way back to the 1800s!

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Hosts Heather and Dylan Packer
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We skipped this week's Wednesday episode so let us make it up to you! This week we're staying in Alabama to cover the case of Jolee Callan who was lured on a hike by her ex-boyfriend.

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Happy Father's Day! Jump back in time with us to Birmingham, Alabama in the 1880s to discuss Richard (Dick) Hawes. When the body of his 8 year old daughter is discovered floating in a lake, the investigation leads to more murders. A trail of lies eventually exposes Hawes to be a family annihilator.

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Hayward Bissell was a man who led a troubled life. Seemingly plagued with mental illness, Bissell found himself within law enforcement's purview. After self-reporting symptoms of schizophrenia, he often refused further treatment only to be hospitalized again later. In 2000, Hayward embarks on a terror rampage through the south leaving behind a trail of carnage. Mountain Murders dives into one of the strangest true crime cases to date on episode 258!

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This week's Mountain Murders show discusses some recent crime news and goes off on about 40 tangents. You're welcome.

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In 2012, a case shocked and captivated the state of Alabama. A 19 year old mother named Brittney Wood went missing after meeting up with her Uncle. A few days after Brittney was last seen, her Uncle Donald Holland was found with a perceived self inflicted gunshot wound to the head. Wood's disappearance led to law enforcement uncovering an incestuous child sex abuse ring involving three generations of her family. This week Mountain Murders will take on the difficult case of missing Brittney Wood.

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This week Mountain Murders takes a departure from the usual to bring you an episode filled with rants, raves, conspiracy theories and more. We're mad as hell --and we need to talk about our feelings! Everyone in America is traumatized by the current situation. Let's discuss gun violence, mass shootings, our shitty economy and the richest fuckers who keep us distracted with in fighting.

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In June 1995, a 21 year old pre-med student from Georgia named Jennifer Evans was on vacation with her girlfriends. She meets a Navy Seal at a nightclub in Virginia Beach and the pair hit it off. The next day Jennifer is reported missing by her friends. Join Mountain Murders as we dive into the murder of Jennifer Evans.

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Hey ya'll! Keeping the mid-week light, we cover movies that are based on true crime cases.

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19 year old Wanda McCoy was a married housewife who lived in Grundy, VA. In 1981, Wanda was found brutally raped and murdered by her husband, a coal miner. A suspect emerges with close ties to the couple and with a criminal history. The case seemed like a no brainer. However, the convicted killer will muster up a lot of media support who believe he's innocent until DNA reveals the truth, more than two decades later.

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