Rue Terre

In 1974, 4 girls went missing from the Rawlins area.  They had been enjoying their summer, attending the various rodeos that are so popular in Wyoming.  One man stood out as a good suspect because he had already been convicted of rape and suspected of murder in three other cases.  But there never has been any evidence that he did anything at all.   Was he guilty of 4 more disappearances?  You be the judge.

In the summer of 1974, 4 girls went missing near the city of Rawlins.   Did Russell Long kidnap and murder these girls?  A lot of people think so, even though there has never been any evidence against him.  He was convicted of kidnap and raping two young girls in Wyoming and 2 more girls in Oklahoma so he was an easy target.  The only evidence against him, though, in the Rawlins disappearances was that he lived in the area at the time.  Listen and be the judge! What do you think?

Dale Wayne Eaton was known as the Great Basin Killer.  He was the known killer of Lil Miss and suspected of kidnap and murder of Amy Wroe Bechtel.   

Amy Bechtel had a good life.  She had just bought a house, had just become a certified trainer, and was training for the 2000 Olympics.  Then she was plucked off the road into thin air never to be seen again.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2956954/

https://unsolvedmysteries.fandom.com/wiki/Amy_Wroe_Bechtel

https://www.runnersworld.com/runners-stories/a20817705/long-gone-girl/

Christy Fura

Jennifer Stone

Music and edit: Miles Blehm

In 1982, a successful ad exec from New York headed out to Wyoming to write a book about the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.  Halfway through Wyoming, he disappeared without a trace.  

Christy Fura, Jenny Stone

Music and Editing: Miles Blehm

Source information and pictures on website.

Thomas and Edna were happy newlyweds that were murdered on September 24, 1911.  Murder-suicide was the coroner's verdict until Governor Richards opened up his own investigation into his daughter and son-in-law's murder and found something far more sinister.

Christy Fura

Jennifer Stone

Music and editing by Miles Blehm