Mountain Murders

Drugs, murder, prostitution, and motorcycle gangs wrap up in part two of one of the most outrageous true crime cases out of Western North Carolina.

Mountain Murders continues the saga which leads our major players from Asheville to Chicago where the Outlaw Motorcycle Club overlaps with the mafia and ends with a hell of a dive into the deep Orb Knob Mine Shaft by a stuntman to recover the bodies!

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Drugs, murder, prostitution, and motorcycle gangs come together to create one of Western North Carolina's most outrageous, intricate true crime cases.

Mountain Murders takes a look at how a small Appalachian community is infiltrated by a vicious drug ring and stone cold killers.

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Mountain Murders spins two turn of the century tales of murderous families in Appalachia.

Jeremiah Lexer is one of Tennessee's earliest known serial killers. Much of his story comes from folklore and legend.

The Black Sisters of Virginia were the original goth chicks but also murderous women with a lust for money.

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In 1986, a road trip turns deadly when four individuals are involved in the armed robbery and murder of a motel desk clerk, Melissa "Missy" Hill and security guard Troy Dale Valentine, in the tourist town of Gatlinburg, TN. Tattoo Eddie Harris and accomplice Joseph Demodica along with their companions led police on a murder investigation that would last for more than a year.

Mountain Murders takes a look at this three decades old case in the heart of the Great Smoky Mountains.

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Patric McCarthy was reported missing in the mountains of New Hampshire by his father and stepmother in October of 2003. His body was discovered 5 days later on Whaleback Mountain. The New Hampshire medical examiner ruled the death an accident. Mountain Murders breaks down some interesting evidence behind this mysterious death. You decide: was it simply a tragic accident or something more sinister?

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Mountain Murders shares listener tales of ghosts and unexplained activities just in time for Halloween! Let's get spooky, ya'll.

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Former News Anchor Vester Lee Flanagan "Bryce Williams" opens fire during a live morning show broadcast killing two former co-workers and injuring a third. He uploaded videos of himself fatally shooting Allison Parker and Adam Ward. Flanagan had a history of workplace difficulties. Mountain Murders discusses the crime.

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The Harpe Brother's are America's first documented serial killers. Mountain Murders takes you back to the 1700s, when brothers terrorize the frontier and leave bodies in their wake.

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The nation is always shocked by Mother's who kill their children. South Carolina mom Susan Smith's case is no exception. Smith made national headlines when she claimed a carjacker had kidnapped her two young sons. 9 days later, the bodies of 3 year old Michael and 14 month old Alex were pulled from a lake. Smith's confession of drowning the children and her life leading up to the murders, paints a portrait of an unwell woman.

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Looking for love in all the wrong places? Harry Powers aka Cornelius Pierson, John Schroeder and AR Weaver was the original catfish. Before the days of Tinder and Match, Powers was wooing lonely widowers with his romantic love letters via personal ads he placed throughout the United States. Mountain Murders dives into the case of The Bluebeard Killer of Quiet Dells.

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