It was July 3rd 2015 when mother of 5 Crystal Rogers went missing from Bardstown Kentucky. Although suspects were names, no arrests have been made and years later, family and friends still seek justice and some sort of peace. To make matter's more mysterious, 4 other deaths in the same area, the same town...remains unsolved.

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On June 27th, 1949, a young Prestonsburg High School teenager is found brutally murdered under a bridge the small community in the mountains had become famous for. What followed was tragedy, heartbreak, and a mystery that over seven decades later, remains unsolved...

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A seven-year veteran of the Bardstown police department and a member of the K-9 unit, Jason Ellis was ambushed and mercilessly gunned down at around 2-3 a.m. on May 25, 2013.

Mystery still surrounds the shocking death of this much-loved police officer 8 years later. This is the first in a series of The Mountain Mysteries of Bardstwon Kentucky, where 5 people have been murdered and a connection seems possible.

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The Mountain Mystery of Heather Teague.

She was beautiful, smart and feisty. She was also abducted August 26 1995 in her home of Henderson Kentucky and from the beginning, nothing made sense. It almost seemed like cover-ups and concealment were everywhere. But why?

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We revisit episode 1, the person who is the reason for the Mountain Mysteries and give an update on April Pennington and visit Sharon, April's mom.

It was 31 years ago and feels like yesterday. This episode is a follow up on the case of April Renee Pennington and Patreon subscribers got it Saturday May 21st, 7 days before it aired publicly.

We learn some new information about the night in 1991 and see that Sharon has made progress in her life and pursuit for justice.

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 It's a question that's been asked as long as people have walked the earth, what happens when we die? Many religions have attempted to answer this, but the uncertainty is still there. In this episode, learn facts and opinions as well as the experiences of paranormal investigators that have went toe to toe with some entities, and had some moments of awakening. We'll hear from various people on what they believe comes after this life, if anything, as well as a nurse who's spent more than 30 years dealing with death and the moment people leave this life for what comes next.  

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 Also, we'll hear from John Marshall, who spent years researching as an investigator and hear about an attachment that nearly drove him out of the field altogether. Gathering's co-host Stacia Underwood Gullet from 606 paranormal also describes her experiences and the dangers associated with investigating, and the reason's we should all ponder the question, what's next?

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It was May 19 of 1991, April Renee Pennington had turned 16 only a few days before, when she and a friend, 24 year old Timothy Hobert Stambaugh would lose their live's in a cloud of mystery.

30 years later, some say it was an accident, many others would say it was murder. Accident or something worse?

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In this abbreviated episode, it was January 14th, 2002. A CSX coal train carrying freight from Russel to Shelbiana Kentucky claims to have struck an unidentifed flying object hovering over the railways. Upon limping into the Paintsville Kentucky rail yard, the mystery deepens as the crew claims to have had encounters with strange people and experienced things they felt were not possible.

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Next week, do ghosts really haunt the ground of the nations worst flash flooding disaster? Episode 6: The Mountain Mystery of Frozen

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In this episode of The Mountain Mysteries, from November of 1966 The Mothman has terrorized resident's all over the North American continent and it's been reported in other regions as well. Oddly, the being seems to appear before an event of tragic and epic consequences. Legend, Myth, or Hoax? You decide...

Victims who perished in the collapse of the Silver Bridge on December 15th, 1967

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It was June 8th when a family's life changed forever, James DeWayne Lovelace was only 20 years young when he lost his life under the waters of Wolf Lake in Kentucky. At first, some thought it was an accidental drowning, then people began to come forward with information that would challenege that notion, and a family's grief would become accompanied by a cloud of haunting mystery. If you have any information please call The Kentucky State Police at 1-800-222-5555.

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