The Legend of Jeremiah Lexer and The Black Sisters of Virginia

By all accounts Aaron Smith was a loving father, devoted husband, and good Christian. When he is gunned down just outside his parents home, his ex wife Denice is a prime suspect. The couple had been l...

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Mountain Murders examines a curious tale of buried treasure in Virginia. Sometime between 1819 and 1821, a man named Thomas Beale allegedly found "treasures" mostly in the form of gold ore in New Mexi...

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Support the podcast by joining us at www.patreon.com/mountainmurderspodcast to unlock exclusive bonus episodes, ad free listening, and our Discord chat! That's right, message one on one with the hosts...

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This week's Offbeat focuses on your stories! That's right, listeners like you emailed or messaged us great stories ranging from black eyed people to spooky stuff in the woods! Email us your story at m...

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Mountain Murders episode 151 takes a look at one of Virginia's most famous cases. Gina Hall was a college freshman who went to a Blacksburg night club on a summer night in 1980. She was never seen aga...

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Support the show at www.patreon.com/mountainmurderspodcast where you can access bonus content! This week's Offbeat continues our series on asylums. Pennhurst State School and Hospital located in Sprin...

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Keith Gordan Ham was swept up in the counter culture movements of the 1960s and went in search of a guru. He began studying under a Swami in New York City who was spreading a message of love and peace...

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On this week's Offbeat, we continue our series on asylums. The Trans Allegheny Lunatic Asylum (formerly the Weston State Hospital) was a psychiatric hospital that opened in 1864. It was in operation u...

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