True Crime Podcasts
Not your typical Appalachian True Crime Podcast hosted by marrieds Heather & Dylan. We dig up lesser known and often obscure regional cases spanning from Georgia to Maine. Our storytelling is unique and well researched— with a twist of Southern flava while defying stereotypes. "We say fuck a lot!"
Alma Theede
Alma Theede known as 'Vance Avenue Alma' was a sex worker in Memphis, Tennessee. She earned quite a reputation on the streets but what made Alma a local legend was her status as a black widow. Join Mountain Murders as we take a look at Alma's troubled life and many marriages.
Government Conspiracies
This week we wrap up our Offbeat series on the strangest tales out of Washington DC. Mountain Murders will briefly discuss multiple theories circulating over the years about the US government. Dylan has a moment in the sun--as he is an expert on these theories! Hosts Heather and Dylan https://linktr.ee/mountainmurders
Long Island Serial Killer
Over a period of two decades, 10-17 bodies have been disposed along the south shore of Long Island. In 2010, the strange disappearance of a sex worker named Shannan Gilbert sparked an investigation that would uncover multiple sets of remains.
Shaniya Davis
This week Mountain Murder's examines the senseless death of 5 year old Shaniya Davis. Shaniya lived with her father in Fayetteville, NC. Her mother Antoinette Davis was a drug addict who had never been in a mother to the little girl.
White House: Seances, Occult and Ghosts!
Join Mountain Murders as we continue our mid-week dive into all the weird conspiracies surrounding our nation's capitol. We look into First Ladies who were into spiritualism and held seances in the White House along with some of the famous ghosts who allegedly haunt the premises. Hosts Heather and Dylan Packer email [email protected]
Unsolved Atlanta: Mary Shotwell Little and Diane Shields
This week's Mountain Murders episode will take you on a strange journey... Two women who worked at the same bank--sitting at the same desk--turn up missing. Mary Shotwell Little's disappearance from Lenox Square Mall has been an enduring mystery in the southern city.
When is the Mountain Murders podcast?
To celebrate their one-year anniversary, Mountain Murders will be hosting a special live podcast episode from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 18, at Fleetwood’s in West Asheville.
Who created the podcast Mountain Murders?
That’s the premise of the podcast “Mountain Murders” created by Waynesville couple Heather and Dylan Packer. “There’s such a mystery surrounding this region anyway. We were isolated communities for so long and storytelling was such a big part of the culture,” Heather said.
How many downloads does Mountain Murders have?
In January 2019, the podcast had 400 downloads for the month. By December 2019, it had reached 8,000 downloads per month. “Mountain Murders” Facebook page has a reach of 5.8 million, which is actually down from 11 million in November with over 18,000 likes.