23 episodes
Route 29 Stalker Grove Street FM
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- True Crime
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3.6 • 462 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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NEW SHOW: Why So Cold?
Why So Cold? Is a true crime podcast on a mission to keep these stories alive. In Why So Cold? We don’t investigate or speculate, only the story is told. This podcast is a platform for the voices of the missing and murdered. For all future updates on the Route 29 Stalker …listen to Why So Cold?.. and visit the new website with renewed approached to keeping these cases alive at whysocold.com www.whysocoldpodcast.com
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RT 29 UPDATE // WHY SO COLD? PREVIEW
Thank you to everyone who has listened to the Route 29 Stalker podcast… emails continue to pour in..full of support and appreciation for helping keep this case alive. We appreciate every single one of you. From Watts Creative Studios We want to encourage you to subscribe to our new true crime podcast called Why So Cold?.. In this chilling podcast, we visit a new case each episode, explore it’s heart breaking details and ask the hard questions of why did these cases go cold? We even revisit Rt. 29 and reveal new details as they surface. Why So Cold? relies largely on police or news documents, eyewitness accounts, press conferences and interviews….every episode of Why So Cold is produced with respect to the victims, families and communities involved. Visit whysocoldpodcast.com for discussion boards, source material and all research gathered while producing each episode.
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WHY SO COLD? SEASON 2 COMING SOON
Season 2 of WHY SO COLD? is coming soon. Be sure to subscribe to WHY SO COLD? for well researched cold cases. visit www.whysocoldpodcast.com for ALL source material, photos and discussion boards. WHY SO COLD? is a true crime podcast on a mission to keep these stories alive. This podcast is a platform for the voices of the missing and murdered. Why So Cold? relies largely on police or news documents, eyewitness accounts, press conferences and interviews….every episode of Why So Cold is produced with respect to the victims, families and communities involved. https://www.whysocoldpodcast.com/
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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.
Customer Reviews
Well done!
I’m really impressed with this podcast. It’s a fascinating story and so well told. I would’ve given it 5 stars if not for the short episodes!
Route 29
I am really picky about podcasts and don’t typically go for things with shorter episodes however I really liked this one. It was easy to listen to and I binged it while housecleaning. I really appreciate that this was a “normal” person telling us about something that interested them instead of some huge production. I wish my hobbies were this cool!
Not much info, lack of organization
A lot of time to convey very little info. Filter out the pointless sounds and repeat info and it’s a short listen. In the creator’s defense they are not journalists- that’s an understatement. It’s disjointed and you are left not knowing what is factual or evidence and what is rumor. It was disappointing, although I have to say I did not hear about most of these cases and I traveled this route many times alone during those years for my work. Scary as f@&!.