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Somewhere in the Pines is sponsored by Better Help and Hello Fresh
In 2005, 18 miles southwest of Port Angeles, Washington, a group of hikers stumbled across a black trash bag hidden behind a tree—inside: a pickaxe, rope, duct tape, and condoms. It would be almost 8 years later that they would come to realize the importance of what they found. In this episode, we leave civilization behind and bike over 20 miles into the remote Washington wilderness to examine the terrain and seclusion firsthand. As we begin breaking down the small but deliberate choices Keyes made early in his criminal career.
Special Guests:
SA Ted Halla
Drew Rubin
Resources:
The FBI files
True Crime Bullsh**
Researchers:
Peggy S.
Kim K.
Haydn D.
Heather H.
Drew R.
Music:
Raygun Carver - Ghost Inside
Instgram @rayguncarver
As always, a very special Thank you to our Patreon producers:
Heather Horton Whedon
Nicole Guzman
Lynnlie Tuschoff
Colleen Sullivan
Attar Mann
Stephanie Maksimow
Katelyn James
Kathy Nation
Brian Hanna
Trista
Ally
Pink
Dale Akstin
Corey Deatly
Virginia Williams
Ameh Jaris
And
Jim Freeman
Somewhere in the pines created by Joshua Ash and Dakota Williams
Somewhere in the Pines is sponsored by Better Help and Hello Fresh
In 2005, 18 miles southwest of Port Angeles, Washington, a group of hikers stumbled across a black trash bag hidden behind a tree—inside: a pickaxe, rope, duct tape, and condoms. It would be almost 8 years later that they would come to realize the importance of what they found. In this episode, we leave civilization behind and bike over 20 miles into the remote Washington wilderness to examine the terrain and seclusion firsthand. As we begin breaking down the small but deliberate choices Keyes made early in his criminal career.
Special Guests:
SA Ted Halla
Drew Rubin
Resources:
The FBI files
True Crime Bullsh**
Researchers:
Peggy S.
Kim K.
Haydn D.
Heather H.
Drew R.
Music:
Raygun Carver - Ghost Inside
Instgram @rayguncarver
As always, a very special Thank you to our Patreon producers:
Heather Horton Whedon
Nicole Guzman
Lynnlie Tuschoff
Colleen Sullivan
Attar Mann
Stephanie Maksimow
Katelyn James
Kathy Nation
Brian Hanna
Trista
Ally
Pink
Dale Akstin
Corey Deatly
Virginia Williams
Ameh Jaris
And
Jim Freeman
Somewhere in the pines created by Joshua Ash and Dakota Williams
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If you have a tip, please call 1-800-CALL-FBI (1-800-225-5324) or call the anonymous national hotline at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477), or visit the official Crime Stoppers USA website to submit a tip online. This service is available 24/7 and allows you to provide information about a crime anonymously, which may make you eligible for a reward if your tip leads to an arrest.
Somewhere in the Pines is sponsored by Better Help and Hello Fresh
In 2005, 18 miles southwest of Port Angeles, Washington, a group of hikers stumbled across a black trash bag hidden behind a tree—inside: a pickaxe, rope, duct tape, and condoms. It would be almost 8 years later that they would come to realize the importance of what they found. In this episode, we leave civilization behind and bike over 20 miles into the remote Washington wilderness to examine the terrain and seclusion firsthand. As we begin breaking down the small but deliberate choices Keyes made early in his criminal career.
Special Guests:
SA Ted Halla
Drew Rubin
Resources:
The FBI files
True Crime Bullsh**
Researchers:
Peggy S.
Kim K.
Haydn D.
Heather H.
Drew R.
Music:
Raygun Carver - Ghost Inside
Instgram @rayguncarver
As always, a very special Thank you to our Patreon producers:
Heather Horton Whedon
Nicole Guzman
Lynnlie Tuschoff
Colleen Sullivan
Attar Mann
Stephanie Maksimow
Katelyn James
Kathy Nation
Brian Hanna
Trista
Ally
Pink
Dale Akstin
Corey Deatly
Virginia Williams
Ameh Jaris
And
Jim Freeman
Somewhere in the pines created by Joshua Ash and Dakota Williams
Somewhere in the Pines is sponsored by Better Help and Hello Fresh
In 2005, 18 miles southwest of Port Angeles, Washington, a group of hikers stumbled across a black trash bag hidden behind a tree—inside: a pickaxe, rope, duct tape, and condoms. It would be almost 8 years later that they would come to realize the importance of what they found. In this episode, we leave civilization behind and bike over 20 miles into the remote Washington wilderness to examine the terrain and seclusion firsthand. As we begin breaking down the small but deliberate choices Keyes made early in his criminal career.
Special Guests:
SA Ted Halla
Drew Rubin
Resources:
The FBI files
True Crime Bullsh**
Researchers:
Peggy S.
Kim K.
Haydn D.
Heather H.
Drew R.
Music:
Raygun Carver - Ghost Inside
Instgram @rayguncarver
As always, a very special Thank you to our Patreon producers:
Heather Horton Whedon
Nicole Guzman
Lynnlie Tuschoff
Colleen Sullivan
Attar Mann
Stephanie Maksimow
Katelyn James
Kathy Nation
Brian Hanna
Trista
Ally
Pink
Dale Akstin
Corey Deatly
Virginia Williams
Ameh Jaris
And
Jim Freeman
Somewhere in the pines created by Joshua Ash and Dakota Williams
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