The Mountain Mysteries

A production of Chris Slone Media

True Crime meets the Paranormal on The Mountain Mysteries. The Mountain Mysteries podcast focuses on people who've fallen victim to murder, or who have simply vanished, as well as creatures and phenomenon all across the mountains of the world. From hauntings to murders, The Mountain Mysteries gives a voice to the unexplained. Hosted by broadcast veteran Christopher Shelby Slone, TMM will bring you stories that are intriguing and entertaining on a variety of topics with new episodes down the pike Friday's, and The Gatherings, a live video on YouTube Thursday's at 9:05pm e.s.t. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chris-slone1/support read less

The Mountain Mysteries: Episode 67, 36 hours to oblivion The Daviess County John Doe
Sep 30 2022
The Mountain Mysteries: Episode 67, 36 hours to oblivion The Daviess County John Doe
It was the turn of a new decade. 1990 offered promise to some and would offer a decades long unsolved murder to one in particular. Daviess county Kentucky sets along the Kentucky Indiana border and has some 96,000 people that call it home. It’s had the reputation as the leading producer of alcoholic drinks, specifically Kentucky Bourbon for years. The Southwestern part of the county had been a leader in the production of coal through the 1960’s and is home to its county seat of Owensboro. It’s known for many things, most of which its residents are proud of, some though, shun the darker times. Time, it’s funny we should put it like that, time is an odd thing, it can drag on far longer than any of us would like. Our story begins on January 7, 1990, in Owensboro, Kentucky; the place where NASCAR legends Michael Darrel Waltrip were born, along with acting legend Johnny Depp. Two rabbit hunters were out in a wooded area when they came across the naked body of a white male. They instantly contacted police, who arrived on the scene not long after and proclaimed that it was “the worst they’d ever seen”. That isn’t exaggeration either, most cops who saw the remains stated as much. To this day, over three decades later, this John Doe has still not been identified. Who was he? Why was he murdered, and by whom. These are The Mountain Mysteries, and this is episode 67, 36 hours to oblivion, The Daviess County John Doe. Become a patron and get the episodes earlier than anyone else and unlock things no one else can!  VISIT THE MOUNTAIN MYSTERIES Don't miss an episode of The Gatherings Thursday Nights at 9:05pm Follow us on Facebook! Brought to you in part by Little Diva's Balloon Decorating  Don't miss the Mountain Mysteries Gatherings on Facebook.com/themountainmysteries, You Tube and Twitch Thursday's at 9:05pm e.s.t. Hosted and produced by Christopher Shelby Slone for Chris Slone Studio's Some musical scoring provided by Trevor Huff Research Consultant and information collection by: Amanda Collins Dedicated to the enduring memory of April Pennington, Trevor Huff and Oliver Little, and all who we love and have lost. Chris Slone for Slone Studios All Rights Reserved 2022 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chris-slone1/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chris-slone1/support
The Mountain Mysteries: Episode 66, What Dreams Might Come
Sep 16 2022
The Mountain Mysteries: Episode 66, What Dreams Might Come
Dreams are something that almost all of us have, technically speaking dreams are defined as a series of thoughts, images, and sensations occurring in a person's mind during sleep: most of the time these are of some kind of sensation that appears to be fantasy like in nature, or nightmares that spring to life in our subconscious. But there is that rare occasion. Rare, but it does happen. Maybe it’s happened to you. Have you ever dreamed something, and then, days, weeks or months later, it comes to pass? When the spirit of a loved one come to us in our dreams to comfort us, and to give us hope, well, that is what The Mountain Mysteries episode 66 is all about, What Dreams Might Come ... Become a patron and get the episodes earlier than anyone else and unlock things no one else can!  VISIT THE MOUNTAIN MYSTERIES Follow us on Facebook! Brought to you in part by Little Diva's Balloon Decorating  Don't miss the Mountain Mysteries Gatherings on Facebook.com/themountainmysteries, You Tube and Twitch Thursday's at 9:05pm e.s.t. Hosted and produced by Christopher Shelby Slone for Chris Slone Studio's Some musical scoring provided by Trevor Huff Research Consultant and information collection by: Amanda Collins Dedicated to the enduring memory of April Pennington, Trevor Huff and Oliver Little, and all who we love and have lost. Chris Slone for Slone Studios All Rights Reserved 2022 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chris-slone1/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chris-slone1/support
The Mountain Mysteries, Episode 65: Ghosts of the Deep, The Mountain Mystery of the MV Joyita
Sep 9 2022
The Mountain Mysteries, Episode 65: Ghosts of the Deep, The Mountain Mystery of the MV Joyita
The ocean can be a dangerous place, full of mystery and doubt, and there’s been many stories of strange sights, sounds and tall tales out beyond the view of land. Over the horizon, the people on a ship are alone with the elements, and several have returned with stories of what they had seen out there. One such of these phantom ships is the Merchant Vessel Joyita, she disappeared along with her passengers in 1955. What happened to the ship, which by design was essentially unsinkable. And, more mysteriously, what happened to her crew? Become a patron and get the episodes earlier than anyone else and unlock things no one else can!  VISIT THE MOUNTAIN MYSTERIES Follow us on Facebook! Brought to you in part by Little Diva's Balloon Decorating  Don't miss the Mountain Mysteries Gatherings on Facebook.com/themountainmysteries, You Tube and Twitch Thursday's at 9pm e.s.t. Hosted and produced by Christopher Shelby Slone for Chris Slone Studio's Some musical scoring provided by Trevor Huff Research Consultant and information collection by: Amanda Collins Dedicated to the enduring memory of April Pennington, Trevor Huff and Oliver Little, and all who we love and have lost. Chris Slone for Slone Studios All Rights Reserved 2022 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chris-slone1/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chris-slone1/support
The Mountain Mysteries: Episode 61, The Terrible Ten, 10 unforgettable true crimes
Aug 12 2022
The Mountain Mysteries: Episode 61, The Terrible Ten, 10 unforgettable true crimes
Want to get more business? Use a distinctive, unique and bold voice. Contact Chris! WARNING! GRAPHIC LANGUAGE AND DEPICTIONS ARE IN THIS EPISODE, THIS IS NOT ADVISED FOR CHILDREN!   There are some crimes so unthinkable that looking for the graphic details would leave even the most hardened true crime follower traumatized. When we imagine the suffering of the victims, it takes a drastic toll on our team, and it makes it damned near impossible for me to understand how these sadistic killers went through with it. The sickening details of these murders are worse than any horror film I've ever seen, and I've seen a bunch. I strongly suggest you listen to my advice and avoid searching for the topics you’re about to hear.  With love n respect, Chris Patreon subscribers received this episode on Sunday August 7th. 5 Days before release with bonus content that won't be heard here. Become a Patron! VISIT THE MOUNTAIN MYSTERIES Follow us on Facebook! Brought to you in part by Little Diva's Balloon Decorating  Don't miss the Mountain Mysteries Gatherings on Facebook, You Tube and Twitch Thursday's at 9pm e.s.t. Next week on The Mountain Mysteries, Episode 62, If These Hills Could Talk … A Collection of Tales and Hauntings, and Murder ... Hosted and produced by Christopher Shelby Slone for Chris Slone Studio's Some musical scoring provided by Trevor Huff Research Consultant: Amanda Collins Dedicated to the enduring memory of April Pennington, Trevor Huff and Oliver Little, and all who we love and have lost. Chris Slone 2022 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chris-slone1/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chris-slone1/support
The Mountain Mysteries, Episode 60. The Kentucky Murder Mansion
Aug 6 2022
The Mountain Mysteries, Episode 60. The Kentucky Murder Mansion
If you'd like a unique voice for your radio, TV or social media campaigns, contact Chris!   They call it The Kentucky Murder Mansion, and you're about to find out why, and discover the people whose lives were affected by the killings that occurred here years ago. Settled in the center of Warren County, KY, lies the small town of Bowling Green. Its’ small size and humble nature contradict the fact that it's actually the third largest city in the state. In the last several decades, the town has seen a massive economic boom and its stature within the state has grown as well. The town is home to the famed Corvette Museum and Factory, Western Kentucky University, now the second largest college in the state, the headquarters of Fruit of the Loom, and the Lost River Cave, one of the most beautiful and unique natural wonders of the United States. With its scenic beauty and thriving economy, Bowling Green has become a beacon of prosperity for the entire state. However, not all that long ago, things were much different in Bowling Green. Brought to you in part by Little Diva's Balloon Decorating  Patreon subscribers received this episode on Saturday July 2nd, 2022 Become a Patron! VISIT THE MOUNTAIN MYSTERIES VISIT THE TRANS-ALLEGHANY UNACTIC ASYLUM'S WEBSITE!  Follow us on Facebook! Don't miss the Mountain Mysteries Gatherings on Facebook, You Tube and Twitch Thursday's at 9pm est Next week on The Mountain Mysteries, Episode 61, The Terrible Ten, 10 Unforgettable True Crimes ... Hosted and produced by Christopher Shelby Slone for Chris Slone Studio's Some musical scoring provided by Trevor Huff Research by Amanda Collins Dedicated to the enduring memory of April Pennington, Trevor Huff and Oliver Little, rest easy friends. Chris Slone 2022  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chris-slone1/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chris-slone1/support