Mountain Murders

In this crime news recap episode, Mountain Murders breaks down headlines for this week. An Iowa man has been arrested for the murders of three women in Utah, Britney gets a DUI, and the bodies of two young girls found in suitcases have been identified. So much to discuss! 

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A double whammy! Mountain Murders brings you two mysterious missing persons. First, we discuss the disappearances of siblings Mark and Diana Yoli, who vanished from their neighborhood at Camp LeJeune, NC. The Yoli children's case isn't just a cold case- it's a story of grief and unanswered questions. 

Secondly, 15-year-old Edna Thorne, a recent junior high graduate, goes missing after visiting a stable in Philadelphia, PA, in 1975. Vanished into thin air, there is no evidence that was left for law enforcement to solve the case. It remains an enduring and mysterious tragedy. 


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A weekly crime news recrap featuring a few celebrity lawsuits. 


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In 2004, the quiet community of Rome, Georgia was shaken by a crime that made no sense.
Thad Reynolds was young, kind, and full of promise — the kind of person people describe as having “no enemies.” But in a shocking act of violence, his life was taken in a case that left family, friends, and investigators searching for answers.

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This week, Mountain Murders examines the 1993 cold case of the Johnson family in Clifton, South Carolina. Mary Johnson, her husband Thomas, and their disabled son were found murdered in their home. 

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Hosts Heather and Dylan
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Enjoy a bonus episode of Mountain Murders!

On a quiet Spring evening in 1967, innocence was shattered inside High's Ice Cream shop in Staunton, Va. Two young employees were found brutally murdered behind the counter in a crime that stunned the small town. The case goes cold for decades. A shocking deathbed confession solves the double murder mystery.



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Mountain Murders brings the third installment on our series about the drug trafficking operation at Fort Bragg. Money trails, confessions, and parts of the story that still remain a secret- and the people who thought they were untouchable. Don't miss the conclusion of this wild ride. 

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In this week's Mountain Murders recrap, we discuss the latest crime headlines! Epstein files, a mooning in Florida, and more. 



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SFC Mark Leshikar, a Green Beret soldier, was fatally shot by his fellow soldier and best friend, Billy Lavigne. In part two, Mountain Murders takes you through the military drug-trafficking network linking Chief Warrant Officer Timothy Dumas to a former NC State Trooper-turned-smuggler named Freddie Huff. Don't miss part two! 

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Two men are found brutally murdered near Fort Bragg—Billy Lavigne and Timothy Dumas—their deaths written off as isolated violence in a military town. But the details don’t add up: drugs, elite soldiers, and silence. Mountain Murders takes you on a sordid journey through the dirty underside of a rogue military. Don't miss part one! 

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