Show Notes
In this episode of Northern Crimes, we follow cases where forests, ravines, and remote valleys became part of the story: a fatal fall on Oregon’s Eagle Creek Trail that leaves lingering doubt, a 1976 double murder at a Wisconsin campground solved decades later through DNA, the unsettling mystery of Norway’s Isdal Woman, and a brutal family massacre in British Columbia’s Wells Gray Provincial Park. We also step into a different kind of disappearance - the North Pond Hermit, who lived unseen in the Maine woods for 27 years. Some of these stories end with convictions. Others don’t. And a few sit in the gray space in between - where the outcome doesn’t quiet the questions. Northern Crimes Patreon: https://patreon.com/northerncrimesSubscribe to Northern Crimes on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@northerncrimesSubscribe to Southern Crimes on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@southerncrimes
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