Mountain Murders

Mountain Murders examines the three-part docuseries Swipe Right on the Devil. The series investigates the disappearance and murder of 24-year-old Sydney Loofe in Nebraska. Loofe went on a Tinder date and was never seen again. 

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In rural Georgia stood a mysterious granite monument often called America's Stonehenge. In this episode, we explore the strange mystery and history surrounding the Georgia Guidestones, conspiracy theories, and the bombing that brought them down. 

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Home is supposed to be the safest place in the world. But sometimes, the greatest danger comes from those closest to us. We're diving into horrifying cases that've made headlines this month. From the shocking murders at Great Wolf Lodge to the tragedy involving nine dead in Erie, Pa, these stories reveal darkness can lurk behind closed doors. 

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Tucked away in the beautiful mountains of Western North Carolina, Trails Carolina promised troubled teens healing, growth, and a fresh start. But behind the wilderness therapy program's marketing materials lies a disturbing history of tragedy, allegations of abuse, and heartbreaking deaths. 

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In this episode of Mountain Murders, we examine the horrifying mass murders on Lester Street, a crime that stunned Memphis, Tennessee. In March 2008, six people - including two children- were found brutally slaughtered inside a home on Lester Street, while three other children were discovered clinging to life. 

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In May 2006, 20-year-old Clemson University student Tiffany Marie Souers was found murdered inside her off-campus apartment in Central, South Carolina. The promising civil engineering student had been sexually assaulted and strangled. 

DNA evidence led authorities to Jerry Buck Inman, a 35-year-old convicted sex offender with a lengthy history of violent sexual crimes. Inman was captured in Tennessee after a nationwide manhunt, and investigators soon connected him to attacks on other women in the days surrounding Tiffany’s murder. 

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What happens when pregnancy remains hidden until the moment of birth? 

In this episode, Mountain Murders examines four disturbing cases of neonaticide-cases in which secrecy, fear, denial, and desperation culminated in the death of a newborn. 

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Introducing Sleaze and Slashers, Heather's new horror movie podcast. In this episode, we're crawling into William Friedkin's deeply disturbing 2006 psychological horror film, Bug. The film stars Ashley Judd and Michael Shannon. 

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In this episode, Mountain Murders examines the tragic murders of the Short family in Virginia. This crime left investigators baffled. The case raised questions about motive, family relationships, and the possibility that the killer was someone the family knew. The Short family murder remains one of Virginia's most haunting unsolved cases. 

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Mountain Murders is back with a roundup of some of the biggest crime stories making headlines. This week, we break down the mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy case after jurors failed to reach a unanimous verdict, the shocking arrest of former America’s Got Talent contestant Deshundre Vinson on charges connected to the drowning death of his 4-year-old nephew, and the latest developments in the tragic Saylor Hayes case, including the arrest of her parents and new details surrounding her death

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In November 2007, 18-year-old Justin Gaines walked out of an Atlanta-area nightclub and appeared to vanish. Nearly two decades later, his family is still searching for answers.

Join Mountain Murders this week as we search for answers in this haunting case. 

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This week, Mountain Murders dives into the latest headlines: Lindsay Clancy, the Happy Face Killer, the Sider family, and Dylan's obsession with Ashley Judd. 

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This week on Mountain Murders, we examine the heartbreaking case of Morgan Bauer, a young woman who vanished shortly after arriving in the Atlanta area in 2016. Years later, the investigation would take a dramatic turn, bringing new attention, arrests, and disturbing allegations in the search for truth. 

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Catching up on the latest headlines this week! Mountain Murders discusses Karmelo Anthony's denied appeal for a new trial, Tupac trial, a strange foster child, and more. 

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Larry Flynt’s story comes to a dramatic close as he takes his fight for free speech all the way to the Supreme Court—and wins. But behind the public victories, wealth, and notoriety were devastating personal losses and immense tragedy. From an impoverished childhood in the hills of Kentucky to building a publishing empire, surviving an assassination attempt, and becoming an unlikely First Amendment champion, Flynt’s life was outrageous, controversial, and undeniably American.In our final episode, we explore the victories, the heartbreak, and the complicated legacy of Larry Flynt—a true American dream story unlike any other.

Join us for a brand new look at crime headlines! Mountain Murders discusses Chris Watts' new romance, the Lindsay Clancy trial, Charlotte attacks, and more. 

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Mountain Murders discusses the latest crime headlines from Courtney Clenney's trial, Nolan Wells case, and more. 

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Larry Flynt’s story didn’t end with Hustler—it was only getting more controversial.In Part Two, we dive into the legal battles that transformed Flynt into one of America’s most polarizing free speech figures. From landmark obscenity trials and courtroom showdowns to the ever-changing laws governing pornography, we’ll explore how one publisher challenged the limits of the First Amendment and forced the courts to answer difficult questions about censorship and expression.We’ll also examine the shocking assassination attempt that left Flynt permanently paralyzed, forever altering both his life and his public persona. But the story doesn’t stop...

Hot weather seems to bring out the worst in some people- including their genitals. For whatever reason, perverts are making the news this week. Also, we discuss teen takeovers and more.

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What is it about the hot weather that seems to bring out the freaks and their genitals? Multiple headlines this week address indecent exposure leading to arrests, strange crimes, and disturbing discoveries. Mountain Murders also discusses teen takeovers. 

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Born in the hills of Appalachia, Larry Flynt rose from poverty to become one of the most controversial figures in American history. Loved by some, despised by others, he transformed from an Appalachian outlaw into an unlikely First Amendment fighter. His legal battles didn’t just make headlines—they helped shape free speech law in the United States, proving that sometimes the justice system can become the very tool that changes history.  Join us as we trace Flynt’s early life, his rise to publishing Hustler, and the courtroom battles that turned a small-town Kentucky kid into a constitutional lightning rod. ...