Mountain Murders

From the early 1980s and into the mid-1990s, a serial killer was terrorizing sex workers in Florida and North Carolina. William Lindsey was arrested in Asheville after beating a prostitute to death in 1996. A retired former police officer living in the area sent a newspaper clipping to the St Johns County Sheriff. The Sheriff's office had been investigating brutal cold case murders of Florida sex workers for a decade and a half. William Lindsey's crimes were surprising to a lot of people as he seemingly represented a normal family man in everyday life. Join Mountain Murders for another tale of a cold, calculating monster who preyed on vulnerable women.

Intro Music By Joe Buck Yourself
Hosts Heather and Dylan Packer
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In part three of our series, Mountain Murders will examine the prime suspect Wayne Williams. As pressure was mounting, the task force was feeling intense scrutiny. The need to solve the murders was great. After a surveillance operation on a bridge, William comes into focus. Mountain Murders will detail the trial, possible theories and ask the question, Is Wayne Williams guilty?

Hosts: Heather & Dylan Packer
Intro music by Joe Buck Yourself
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In part two of our Atlanta's Child Murders series, Mountain Murders explores the political climate in Atlanta as the body count rises. With the creation of a Task force and the FBI's involvement, investigative efforts are ramped up. Several possible suspects began flowing into task force headquarters. More victims are discovered, as the pressure increases to solve the murders.

Intro Music By Joe Buck Yourself
Hosts: Heather and Dylan Packer
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From 1979-1981 someone was preying on Atlanta's children. In a two year span, at least 28 children and young men were victimized. The victims were largely African American males from low income communities--many of the victims knew one another.

In this three part series, we will examine various aspects of the case. Part One will introduce the first victims and provide background about the socioeconomic and political climate of Atlanta at the time. We will look into individual cases building up to part two which will cover the investigation extensively.

Hosts: Heather and Dylan
Intro Music by Joe Buck Yourself
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On this episode of Offbeat, we take a look at Appalachian culture and language. Southerners and Appalachian folk use a lot of similes, hyperboles and metaphors! If you're visiting the area, perhaps this guide will help you decipher the colloquialisms.

Hosts: Heather and Dylan
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On this Mother's Day edition of Mountain Murders, we examine the case of Raynella Dossett Leath. Raynella was a Tennessee mother and nurse who buried two husbands under mysterious circumstances. Not only were investigators wondering if she was capable of murder--but she was also accused of shooting at another man. What motivated Raynella to possibly murder her husbands--greed, jealousy or was there something far darker in her personality?

Intro Music By Joe Buck Yourself
Hosts: Heather and Dylan Packer
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In this week's mini Offbeat episode, we're bringing you a loosey goose show filled with true crime news and weird stories. Join us as we dive into a possible Delphi murders suspect, a grisly discovery in a deep freezer, a criminal mom & daughter duo as well as a West Virginia murder.

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Hosts: Heather and Dylan Packer
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In 1984, a pretty blonde recently divorced young woman went on a date but was stood up. Afterwards, she went joyriding with some old friends. She was missing for nearly 10 months before her body was discovered at the bottom of a 1200' cliff. Sometimes truth is stranger than fiction. Join us for a tale of true crime in the Northeastern corner of North Carolina.

Hosts:Heather and Dylan Packer
Intro music by Joe Buck Yourself
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Join us for Mountain Murder's weekly mini Offbeat episode. Though heavily medicated, we're bringing you a silly but somewhat informative show on Weird Laws. We journey through all 50 states to discuss some of the most peculiar laws on the books!

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For two decades, an organized crime family known as The Johnston Gang, terrorized farm communities. The highly sophisticated syndicate stole everything from tractors to fur coats. Their criminal activities escalated with the murders of two police officers and then ended in more blood shed. Enjoy this Mountain Murders episode on a hillbilly crime family you've likely never heard about.

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Intro Music by Joe Buck Yourself
Hosts: Heather and Dylan Packer
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