Mountain Murders

This week Mountain Murders takes you back to a double murder in 1996 that rocked the outdoors community. Julie Williams and her partner Lollie Winans were backpacking at the Shenandoah National Park with their dog Taj. When Julie didn't return to start a new job, her family filed a missing person's report. An assailant brutally murdered the two women on a busy trail during a holiday weekend --and slipped away unnoticed. Join us as we recount a sad true crime case out of Virginia.

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Hosts: Heather and Dylan Packer
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This week's Offbeat episode is a low key show discussing the latest in true crime news. Join Heather and Dylan as they discuss the John McAfee "suicide", Zodiac's cipher, and a murder in Maine. Happy July!

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From the outside, the McLeans of Knoxville, TN seemed to have an All American Family. Though they started young, they had worked hard to achieve their goals. Erin McLean dreamed of being a teacher. She threw herself into collegiate academics. Eric was a supportive husband who worked 3 jobs to maintain their growing family. When Erin was finally able to start student teaching, she was over the moon finally feeling her professional life was blooming. However, she developed a relationship with a troubled student--18 year old Sean Powell. The situation took a toxic turn in March 2007 ending in bloodshed. Join Mountain Murders for episode 172!

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Hosts: Heather and Dylan Packer
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This week's Offbeat catches us up on some listener stories! These tales were emailed, DM'ed and messaged to us for the past couple months. Hope you enjoy hearing about ghosts, UFOs, and creepy pictures!

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In 2008, a group of Atlanta friends decides after a night of driving around the city smoking marijuana to hit up a casino nearly 150 miles away. Jeffrey Miles, the oldest of the group and self proclaimed leader, spends the morning playing Black Jack with some success. After several days of drug use and partying, the group runs out of money. Low on cash, they decide to "hit a lick" meaning rob someone. After hooking up with two locals, the group embarks on a violent home invasion with leads to senseless double murder.

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Hosts: Heather and Dylan Packer
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Welcome to our mini-mid week show Offbeat! This week Dylan breaks down some true crime news for us while Heather completely derails the conversation. Enjoy our role reversal on this week's show. Join us for true crime on Sunday!

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In 1988, 9 year old South Carolina girl Kia Logan is playing with her sister and a friend at a neighborhood basketball court. Kia takes off on her bike riding a few hundred feet to her mother's apartment when she vanishes. A year and a half later, a child's skull is found in a neighboring town some 35 miles away. It will take years and advancements in DNA technology to identify Kia's skull--her only remains.

The case hits a wall until a suspect emerges. Charles Wade Hampton matches witness descriptions of the man who took Kia. He is a known sex offender from Georgia who goes onto admit to multiple child abductions, sexual assaults and even a murder. Trouble is--even with Hampton's confessions, police have trouble linking physical evidence to him.

Join us for a tragic case out of South Carolina as we look into Kia's kidnapping and murder and then man likely responsible for the crime.

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On this week's Offbeat, we take a look at an Appalachian legend which has survived several decades and continues fascinating folks. Point Pleasant, WV is known as home of the Mothman. However, cryptic sightings were not the first unusual thing to happen in Point Pleasant.

Just before Mothman sightings began, an area man had a strange experience with UFOs and an alien which he claimed communicated with him. Following his encounter, area residents began spotting a human-like creature with giant wing span that would become known as the Mothman.

Join us for an interesting look at the history of a local legend including the famous tragedy associated with Mothman.

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This week Mountain Murders brings to you the serial pedophile and child murderer, Fred Coffey Jr. A former Navy veteran, Fred was a convicted sexual predator who seemingly preyed on children everywhere he lived. His story begins in 1975 when he was a suspect in the death of a Maryland girl then later connected to multiple abductions and child murders in North Carolina and later Virginia. It was not until 1986, law enforcement was finally able to obtain enough evidence to charge Fred in one of several murder cases. Listen as Mountain Murders tells you about a little known monster who lurked in the Mid-Atlantic region for over a decade.

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We're back with another Offbeat episode of Mountain Murders! This week, Heather and Dylan present some hot takes with unpopular true crime theories and share some of our listeners theories, too. From Maura Murray to Jodi Arias, check out some of our opinions in a relaxed mini episode.

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