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Louise Chaput: age 52, was last seen on November 15, 2001. She was reported missing on November 20, 2001, by family when she failed to return from a scheduled hiking trip in Pinkham Notch. Her body was found on November 22, 2001, near the Glen Ellis Falls parking lot at Pinkham Notch. An autopsy ruled that her death was a homicide due to multiple stab wounds. CASE UNSOLVED.

On Saturday, June 1, 1996, the bodies of both women were found at their campsite near Skyland Resort in Shenandoah National Park in Virginia. The women had been hiking with a golden retriever named "Taj" and were last seen on May 24, 1996. The dog was located and turned over to rangers near Whiteoak Canyon Trail. CASE UNSOLVED. 

On August 26, 2009, David & Heidi went on a special date to the Caldwell Fields in the Jefferson National ParkThe couple arrived at their spot around 8:15, and the pair didn’t plan on staying out late because classes had started a couple of days earlier and Heidi had homework. What happened next is unclear.

We do know that at about 8 a.m. the next morning, a man walking his dog found the teens’ bodies. David was found in the car’s driver’s seat; glass scattered the gravel beside the driver’s side door. 

The 19-year-old had been shot through the driver’s side window. Heidi’s body was discovered outside the vehicle, and the teen was shot in the face with a .30-.30 hunting rifle.
Heidi’s purse, silver Motorola Razr phone, silver Sony Cybershot camera, ID card, Virginia Tech lanyard, and a credit card were missing from the scene.

On June 15, 2011 Scott Lilly began his Appalachian Trail (AT) section hike. Scott chose to start in Maryland and head south to Springer Mountain, Georgia, the trail's southern terminus. The next time Scott would be seen was when a group of hikers found his body on Friday, Aug 12, 2011. The hikers reported that they found a body buried in a shallow grave that looked like murder. CASE UNSOLVED 

🎙 Welcome to this enlightening episode of “Entrepreneurial Connections.” Our special guest today, Alex Giannetti, is not just an accomplished entrepreneur and Realtor but also the author of the game-changing book, "Great People Know Great People." Remember those awkward networking meetings or the missed opportunities due to a lack of confidence in relationship-building? Alex has been there and has emerged with strategies that have reshaped his entrepreneurial journey.

Dive deep with us into the world of effective networking. Whether you're just starting out or a seasoned business owner, discover how to brand yourself, perfect that thirty-second pitch, and surround yourself with a network of influential and supportive individuals. From understanding the significance of referrals to becoming a networking maestro, this is the conversation you've been waiting for.

With testimonials and endorsements from established professionals and entrepreneurs, Alex's insights will provide a roadmap for those looking to fortify their network. A not-to-miss episode for every entrepreneur and business leader seeking to amplify their impact in the professional realm. Join us! 🌟

In this episode, we discuss everything oil, gas, and energy with the Founder of Steel Nation, who specializes in constructing steel buildings, engineering, and environmental needs in the Marcellus & Utica shale plays. 

Mark discusses the origins of Steel Nation, where and why he started in this industry, and the challenges that lie ahead for the oil & gas industry. 

We're thrilled to host Erika Madamma, a professional organizer and entrepreneur who left the corporate world to create a growing business in a highly competitive industry.

👉 But Erika's not just any organizer or entrepreneur!

She dives deep into the psychology of organizing and goes beyond just neat piles and labeled bins. She believes in really getting to know the families she works with. 🏠 From asking questions to understand daily activities, to lending a listening ear for everyone's goals, she combines coaching with organizing. 🎧

In this episode, Erika talks about:

• Her journey from the corporate world to entrepreneurship 🌟
• The consultation process that's more like a coaching session 📝
• The importance of understanding family dynamics 🤔
• How she guides families through purging, sorting, and categorizing 📦
• Why her main goal is to offer lasting solutions, not just quick fixes 🛠️

She doesn’t want you calling her back in six months for a redo; she wants you to maintain a harmonious space on your own. ✨

In this eye-opening episode, Adam Conner from Authentic Avenue breaks down how the landscape of content creation is shifting dramatically. This episode dives deep into the next big thing in the media business, discussing everything from the democratization of production quality to evolving viewer habits. We also explore the rise of niche content and how creators leverage these spaces to connect deeply with their audiences. Whether you're a content creator, advertiser, or simply curious about where the media world is headed, this episode offers a comprehensive look into the future of streaming and why you should pay attention. 

In this enlightening episode of "The Cold Call: Dialing into Your Future," our host recounts a short but impactful tale that might inspire you to pick up the phone and dial into your success story.

This episode serves as a beacon of motivation for anyone who's ever hesitated to make that call, send that email, or attend that networking event. By the end, you may find yourself ready to reach out, connect, and plant your own seeds of success.

On the quest for a new job? You're not alone. But with so many job search strategies out there, it's easy to feel lost. Which methods actually work? Where should you invest your time and effort for the best results?

In this episode of our podcast, we aim to demystify the job search process by breaking down the effectiveness of various strategies. Based on research, studies, and anecdotal evidence, we examine everything from internal referrals and networking events to LinkedIn networking, direct applications, job search websites, and cold outreach.