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Deanah McCoy was a 23 year old mother of two who was trying her hardest. She was attending a local community college hoping to make a better life for her family. Deanah had been in a long term relationship hampered by intimate partner violence. On a night out with a friend, Deanah encountered her estranged boyfriend and cousin. What was supposed to be a fun evening turned deadly. Join Mountain Murders as we discuss the tragic murder of Deanah McCoy including the aftermath which rocked a community.

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Mountain Murders takes this week's Offbeat episode 156 to examine some of Appalachia's most haunted places! From ghostly trains to plantations, sit back with your favorite drink and get ready for some chilling tales!

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By all accounts Aaron Smith was a loving father, devoted husband, and good Christian. When he is gunned down just outside his parents home, his ex wife Denice is a prime suspect. The couple had been locked in a vicious custody battle for months. Join Mountain Murders as we detail a murder for hire plot in the Great Smoky Mountains of Cosby, Tennessee.

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Mountain Murders examines a curious tale of buried treasure in Virginia. Sometime between 1819 and 1821, a man named Thomas Beale allegedly found "treasures" mostly in the form of gold ore in New Mexico. He smuggled it back east hiding it in Bedford, Virginia. He created 3 ciphers with maps and information on locating the treasure. For years, adventure seekers have sought the answers to the mystery!

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A true crime case so dark and disturbing it must be told. Rod Ferrell was born into poverty in Murray, KY. Raised by a teen mom who dabbled in the occult. Rod became obsessed with vampires from an early age. He claimed to be a 500 year old vampire named Vesago and became leader of a teenage vampire cult.

Heather Wendorf was another misunderstood teenager living in Florida who befriended Rod. He introduced Heather to the vampire lifestyle. Eventually, Rod and Heather will plan to runaway resulting in deadly road trip.

Join us for Episode 153 as we examine another Kentucky vampire cult mixed up in murder!

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This week's Offbeat focuses on your stories! That's right, listeners like you emailed or messaged us great stories ranging from black eyed people to spooky stuff in the woods!

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Mountain Murders episode 151 takes a look at one of Virginia's most famous cases. Gina Hall was a college freshman who went to a Blacksburg night club on a summer night in 1980. She was never seen again.

An investigation leads police to a former college football player with a violent past. Despite the fact there was no body, Stephen Epperly was charged with her murder. The case set a precedent and became known as Virginia's first entirely circumstantial murder conviction.

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This week's Offbeat continues our series on asylums. Pennhurst State School and Hospital located in Spring City, PA was known as the Eastern Pennsylvania State Institution for the Feeble-minded and Epileptic.

Very quickly, conditions at the institute deteroriated due to overcrowding and funding issues. Pennhurst gained a reputation as one of the worst facilities in the nation. Eventually, a tv documentary series exposed the conditions. Join Mountain Murders as we discuss some of the brutality at Pennhurst.

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Keith Gordan Ham was swept up in the counter culture movements of the 1960s and went in search of a guru. He began studying under a Swami in New York City who was spreading a message of love and peace. Ham became Kirtananda betrays his guru in an attempt to seize control of the Krishna movement in America.

Kirtandana decides to form his own Krishna commune in West Virginia. Followers flock to the community known as New Vrindaban. But life on the compoud is not what it seems.

Join Mountain Murders as we discuss drug dealing, murder, pedophilia and corruption disguised under the robes of a con artist who exploited the Krishna religion for his own means.

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On this week's Offbeat, we continue our series on asylums. The Trans Allegheny Lunatic Asylum (formerly the Weston State Hospital) was a psychiatric hospital that opened in 1864. It was in operation until 1994.

The hospital has a unique history through the Civil War and became a participant of the West Virginia Lobotomy Project. It's dark history has become a hot bed of paranormal activity over the years being featured on multiple ghost shows.

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