In 1996, two women were brutally murdered in a remote part of the Shenandoah National Forest and the case remains unsolved almost three decades later. On our season 2 finale episode, we are again joined by Kathryn Miles, author of Trailed: One Woman’s Quest to Solve the Shenandoah Murders.

In 1996, two women were brutally murdered in a remote part of the Shenandoah National Forest and the case remains unsolved almost three decades later. Today, we are joined by Kathryn Miles, author of Trailed: One Woman’s Quest to Solve the Shenandoah Murders. In part one, Brittany will take us into the depth of the life of Lollie and Julie, and how their lives were brutally taken from them.

In the mid 1990’s, Thomas Quick swiftly became Sweden’s most notorious serial killer, confessing to the murders of over 30 people. Police investigated and he was convicted on 8 counts of murder, sentenced to live out his days in the mental hospital he had been a patient at on and off for many years. There was just one small catch… Thomas Quick never actually killed anyone.

When a group of students from a rural college in Guerrero, Mexico, attempted to find transportation to a protest, their arrival in nearby Iguala was not received well. Confronted by police, students and civilians were fired upon, killing 6 and injuring 25. Most egregious of all, 43 students were forcibly disappeared with hardly a trace.

Two days before Christmas in 1996, the small town of Toormore in West Cork, Ireland, was rocked by the murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier, the first murder in the area in almost four decades. Although the murder is still considered unsolved in Ireland, the French legal system found Ian Bailey guilty of her murder.

On February 9th, 1997, six-year-old Brooke was waiting for her mom to join her in bed, but she never made it up. She was woken up the next morning by her father, explaining her mom had died in a car accident, but the story didn’t add up. Now much older, Brooke is sharing her story on social media in the hopes of getting justice for her mother–and a conviction for her father.

This episode is a two for one! First, we dive into the case of Abraham Shakespeare, a lottery winner who was taken advantage of and murdered by someone he trusted to help him manage his money. Then we examine the unsolved case of Heidi Childs and David Metzler, two college students who were murdered in a secluded area near Virginia Tech.

This week, Brittany takes the lead in covering the unsolved murder of Dorothy Jane Scott. In 1980, Dorothy Scott went missing while waiting for a friend at the hospital. No traces of her disappearance were ever found until four years later, when her skeletal remains were found buried at a construction site.