17 episodes
Route 29 Stalker Grove Street FM
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- True Crime
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4.3 • 28 Ratings
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Between the years of 1996-2014, an unusually high number of women have fallen victim to disappearances and murders along the Route 29 corridor in Virginia calling the suspect the... Route 29 Stalker.
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The Murder of Alexis Murphy
Alexis Murphy was a 17-year-old female from Nelson County, Virginia who went missing on August 3, 2013. She was last seen at a gas station in Lovingston, Virginia. Evidence was recovered from a vehicle and camper belonging to 48-year-old Randy Taylor...
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March 2nd, 1996
Alicia Showalter Reynolds was last seen on March 2nd, 1996 at approximately 7:30 am in Baltimore, Maryland when she said goodbye to her husband Mark. She had made plans with her mother to spend the day shopping in Charlottesville, Virginia. When she did not arrive as promised her mother grew increasingly concerned, and as the hours passed, they knew something was amiss.
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Larry Breeden
We layout the timeline for the transformation from Larry Breeden to the Route 29 Stalker. A survivors account and a new contact emerges along with new information surfacing.
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On Edge
Local Culpeper residents are willing to help and talk, more names, cases and information are revealed.
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Lignum
A phone call to the past Commonwealth Attorney Megan Fredrick leads to some answers and more unanswered questions.
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Everything is Relevant
Before we interview anymore people or visit anymore locations, I talk with a former CSI to be better educated on the investigation process and the expectations after.
Customer Reviews
A lot of Potential
I am glad I listened all the way through and heard the most recent update with the host’s take on their reasoning for short episodes, and I do understand that the main objective is to get the information out there as quickly as possible, however the eps are extremely short, and it was hard to sink your teeth into it because it felt like there wasn’t enough in-depth info in each one. It’s important to set the scene and go into all of the minuscule details like other podcasters, because it may be that one tiny detail that triggers someone’s memory about something. Also, the intro’s were extremely long, and at times took up almost half of the episode.. What I DID love about it though is that the hosts manner/voice are so easy to listen to and connect with, and I was definitely kept intrigued and wanting more. I’m so looking forward to hearing more from you guys!
Meh
Unless you’re familiar with the cases, this podcast can be difficult to follow. The episodes are so short and there is barely any content by the time the intro and outro occur. Describe to me what happened and set the scene before interview randoms who constantly say “this is speculation”.
You say you’re not an investigator or journalist - well be a story teller then. Listening to phones ringing isn’t interesting. I am 9 episodes in and barely know anything about these crimes.
Given 3 stars because I find the topic interesting but seriously hoping there will be some actual content soon.
I’m liking it buuuttttt
There is way too much suspense music, too much build up and not enough content. It is taking waaayyyy too long to tell the story. Otherwise it is an interesting topic.