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Gunslinging Moonshiners: Who Made It Out Alive?

Alfred / July 22, 2025

Three stories of moonshiners who would rather shoot it out than surrender, including the legendary Lewis Redmond, Moonshine King of the […]

Alfred / July 20, 2025

In this episode of the Blue Ridge True Crime Podcast, host Alfred Dockery explores the tales of two infamous North

Alfred / July 16, 2025

The Legendary Otto Wood: Ballads and Banditry in Appalachia In this episode of the Blue Ridge True Crime Podcast, host

Alfred / June 27, 2025

It was a rainy Friday night in February 1901 in the village of Emma, NC, three miles west of Asheville.

Alfred / April 30, 2025

As you know, I spend a bit of time scouring Appalachian history books in search of extraordinary crime stories and

Alfred / March 6, 2025

The September 29, 1882, New York Times carried the following item on the front page: NOVEL CAPTURE OF A MOONSHINER

Alfred / January 30, 2025

I’ve been working on a quiz for a while now. The struggle is where you start and where you stop,

Alfred / January 24, 2025

Were the 1909 Virginia murders a robbery or the work of a madman? Late on the night of September 21,

Alfred / January 4, 2025

On Tuesday, August 21, 1934, Raban County Sheriff Luther Rickman was getting a haircut at Roy Mize’s barber shop when

Alfred / October 31, 2024

Two Ghost Stories Reveal Hidden Crimes. The most famous ghost story in Australia is FisherÔÇÖs Ghost; the most famous in