Blue Ridge True Crime

In April 1975, a disheveled hiker walked off the Appalachian Trail in Tennessee and walked straight into a sheriff’s department […]

In this episode, we’re joined by author Lane Dyer to discuss his novel, The Tragic Tale of Crick Davis: Ashe

In October 1988, two women plunged to their deaths from a scenic overlook on the Blue Ridge Parkway. James Clifton

Jesse James is one of the most famous outlaws in American history—but the real story is more complicated than the

Mountain folk have a code all their own. In the winter of 1924, deep inside South Carolina’s infamous “Dark Corner,”

In 1972, 25 young people camped in the North Carolina mountains on their way to see The Rolling Stones. Sheriff

In May 2008, two lifelong friends, Scott Johnston and Sean Farmer, headed into the woods of Giles County, Virginia, for

In September 1909, six members of the Meadows family, including three young children, were murdered with an axe and a

In May 1974, 17-year-old Margaret Harritt set out on the Appalachian Trail with a friend, hoping for an adventure. Days

When the body of a young girl is discovered in an abandoned Kentucky mineshaft, the small town of Harlan believes