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Mountain Murders Mountain Murders
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4.4 • 166 Ratings
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An Appalachian True Crime Podcast hosted by Heather & Dylan. We dig up lesser known and often obscure regional cases spanning from Georgia to Maine. Our storytelling is unique— with a twist of Southern flavor and dark humor.
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Offbeat: The Bell Witch
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This Thanksgiving edition of Offbeat, Mountain Murders gets a little loose and silly with a show focusing on the legendary Bell Witch of Tennessee.
With an interesting origin story, theories and the haunting-Bell Witch has captivated audiences for two centuries. Even a President experienced the paranormal entity!
So strap in for a ridiculously silly but informative Mountain Murder's Offbeat! And have a safe Happy Thanksgiving. -
The Bondurant Twins
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Hugh "Pete" Bondurant Jr and his twin brother Kenneth "Pat" Patterson Bondurant hailed from a small Tennessee town. The brutish, overweight brothers were known around the county for being drug dealers who dabbled in violence.
In 1986, a young mother named Gwen Dugger goes missing after a night of partying with the Bondurant brothers. Then Pat's co-worker vanishes and soon Pete's girlfriend dies from a suspicious drug overdose.
After several years, the Bondurants are finally brought to justice for their crimes. Or are they?
Join us as we discuss the infamous Bondurant Twins in our latest episode 116 of Mountain Murders podcast.
Intro Music: Joe Buck Yourself
Hosts: Heather and Dylan Packer
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Offbeat: "Murderous" Mary
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Mary was a five foot ton Asian elephant and star of the Sparks World Famous Show circus.
After killing an untrained elephant handler during a parade in Kingsport, Tennessee, she was "arrested" for murder and sentenced to die.
Join Mountain Murders Offbeat for a strange turn of the century tale of cruelty that still haunts East Tennessee a century later.
Trigger Warning: This episode contains animal cruelty. Proceed with caution.
Hosts: Heather and Dylan Packer
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PTL: The Jim Bakker Scandal Part Two
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PTL: The Jim Bakker Scandal Part Two picks up with Jim's elaborate dream to build Heritage USA. He raises money furiously to pay for construction projects but millions can not keep the ministry afloat.
Cracks in PTL began to surface after investigations by the FCC and then the IRS. As the Bakkers struggle to get ahead, a huge scandal rocks the ivory tower bringing the PTL empire crashing down.
Financial woes, sex scandals, drug addiction, Playboy bunnies and more follows in part two. Lind tsten as Mountain Murders wraps up a true crime tale that rattled America and the world.
Intro Music By Joe Buck Yourself
Hosts: Heather and Dylan Packer
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Offbeat: Tri-State Crematory Scandal
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In February 2001, the nation was stunned as a family operated crematory in North Georgia was made headlines. Tri State Crematory failed to properly cremate bodies--a whopping 336 bodies were left unattended on the property.
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Offbeat: The Disappearance of Asha Degree
A bonus Offbeat episode since we missed last week! The Disappearance of Asha Degree was recorded as a virtual live show with our Patrons--but we're sharing with you.
Mountain Murders takes a look at the disturbing disappearance of this Fourth grader from Shelby, NC. In 2000, Asha left her family's home in the early morning hours never to be seen again. Her whereabouts are unknown two decades later. Asha's case is shrouded in mystery.
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Customer Reviews
My new favorite podcast
I have a bout a 30 to 45 minute drive one way to work every morning and back, I love that the episodes are short enough for me to listen to you on my ride without having to wait for the end later. Content is interesting, entertaining, and sometimes funny, I love the dynamic between the two of them. Big plus, no politics! I stopped listening to most of my fav podcasts because they keep making comments on politics and I’m so tired of politics.
My Go To Podcast
As a mom, I only get a few minutes of alone time each night. A bath with Mountain Murders each night is my solace! I laugh. I relate. I cannot get enough. If you are not a patron you are missing so much! Jump on that wagon. Trust me!
Funny & well-researched
Always interesting & I enjoy the banter, which is in just the right amount.