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From Scott Fuller, the host of the Frozen Truth Podcast. Every, month we tell the story of a murder or mystery in the wild west history of the remarkable state of Wyoming. Produced by Scott Fuller for the 10Cast Network and brought to you by the team at county10.com.Cover art photo cred to: bluedoorphotography.co
One set of footprints, 40 miles from town: your mystery theories may need warmer boots.
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A vanished man, one set of footprints, and open Wyoming country shape a stubborn unresolved mystery.
Don Kemp's disappearance gives Dead & Gone in Wyoming a case anchored in hard, odd details: a running Blazer left with its doors open, a single line of footprints heading north, and a duffel bag packed with laundry soap, clothing, and a teapot.
A debt deadline turns a Wyoming homestead's daily routines into the frame for a killing story.
John Church's six-month deadline to repay a $50,000 loan puts a hard clock over a Wyoming homestead in spring 1902. Luella Church, pregnant and working beside her husband, notices a distant rider during a card game with nearby sheepherders, and the episode lets that small social…
Outdoor mysteries, mapped with human common sense.
Georgia politics from inside the room.
True crime measured by the evidence.
Mysteries, lore, and nervous laughter.
This episode tells the story of a young girl who went missing on her way to school in Wyoming, exploring the rumors and speculation surrounding the case.
This episode revisits the notorious disappearance of Don Kemp, a cold case from Wyoming.
The host apologizes for a year-long hiatus and announces two new episodes about Wyoming murder mysteries.
A podcast that tells stories of murders and disappearances in Wyoming's history, exploring cases where the law has reached a conclusion but truths remain unresolved.
A storytelling podcast about historical murders and disappearances in Wyoming, emphasizing narrative over advocacy or victim-centered approaches.
Dead & Gone in Wyoming: The Girl Who Was Next examines Kathleen Perringer’s disappearance from Riverton, Wyoming, on April 17, 1989, through her daughter Kelly’s testimony.
Dead & Gone in Wyoming examines the deaths of Liana Duke and her five-year-old son Eric near Flaming Gorge Reservoir in August 1996.
Grace McManus, a 46-year-old Casper socialite and former Miss Wyoming finalist, disappeared on March 1, 1966, leaving her car and luggage at home.
The host reflects on past episodes from 2021, discussing the stories and creation process of each murder or mystery case.
This episode examines the possibility of a Great Basin serial killer responsible for multiple unsolved disappearances of women in Wyoming.
This episode examines the possibility of a Great Basin serial killer responsible for multiple unsolved disappearances of women in Wyoming.
This episode examines the possibility of a Great Basin serial killer responsible for multiple unsolved disappearances of women in Wyoming.