Tri-State Crematory was a family business ran by Brent Marsh in Noble, Georgia.

After numerous calls to authorities, in 2002 the crematorium was investigated for improperly disposing of human remains. 

Today was discuss the conditions at Tri-State and what lead to Brent Marsh's downfall.

• SPOOKY THANG REPLAY •

Here’s a long awaited Spooky Thangs…... 
Join Randa to hear the creepy history of Lookout Mountain and Ruby Falls in our very own Chattanooga, Tennessee! 

Part4: Kirksey Nix and the Mississippi Dixie Mafia

Beginning in the late 1960s, the Dixie Mafia began working as a loosely knit group of traveling criminals. "The Strip" in Biloxi, Mississippi was home base for the Dixie Mafia. 

Follow us as we talk about Kirkey Nix as he rises to lead The Dixie Mafia.

Stream on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or Amazon Music. 

• This episode is a replay from 2023. 

The State Line Mob was a group of criminals in the 1950s and 1960s at the state line in Alcorn County, Mississippi and McNairy Couty, Tennessee. 

Jack and Louise Hathcock owned and operated motels, restaurants, and clubs that was raking in money from bootlegging, gambling, prostitution, robbery, and murder. 

Check out our website Case Blog for more pictures of The State Line Mob! 

https://thestabbinstylist.com/case-blog

A couple books are where most of our information came from:

Check out: The Dawn of the Dixie Mafia and Silenced by the Dixie Mafia by Synova Cantrell

Ghost Tales of the State Line Mob by Robert Broughton

• This episode is a replay from 2023. 

The State Line Mob was a group of criminals in the 1950s and 1960s at the state line in Alcorn County, Mississippi and McNairy Couty, Tennessee. 

Jack and Louise Hathcock owned and operated motels, restaurants, and clubs that was raking in money from bootlegging, gambling, prostitution, robbery, and murder.

Follow us on the journey as they build an empire in part 1 of The State Line Mob. 

Back in the 40s and 50s Phenix City, Alabama was known as "Sin City". It was filled to the brim with gambling, liquor, sex work, and violence. That all began to change on June 18, 1954 when an outspoken politician, Albert Patterson, was assassinated in the street. 

Follow Ashley as she tells you the wild tale of how almost every person in a Phenix City position of authority was corrupt, forming the Phenix City Machine.

- Our hair fact is don't use food products in your hair.

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Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary was a large maximum-security prison in Petros, Tennessee. Follow Ashley to hear the bloody history of Brushy Mountain.

Our hair tip is about hair oils.

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Susan Roark was last seen alive January 30, 1988, in Cleveland, Tennessee, with Marshall Lee Gore.  Her remains were found in Columbia County, Florida a few months later.
In all, Gore was suspected of at least 15 sexual assaults, the attempted murder of a woman in Florida, two kidnaps and (at least) one murder. Join Ashley as she tells you about how his reign of terror was finally stopped.

Our hair tip is about protecting your hair from the sun. 

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Cayce Lynn McDaniel was a 14-year-old that was last seen August 1996 after she was dropped off at her home in Milan, Tennessee. 
Initial tips throughout 1996 and unconfirmed sightings of Cayce never shed much light on the teenager's disappearance. 

In 2018, a suspect was finally named. Follow Randa and she talks about Cayce's disappearance and how the suspect was ultimately captured.  

This week instead of a hair tip, we are going to have a skincare tip from Leah! 

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