Death Rode A Wagon
The murder of James Sanders. Perry County’s forgotten Murder.
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Appalachian Murder, Mystery & Legend
Learn about the true Appalachian life, mysteries, legends & history. I’m Larry Bentley and I was born and raised in the Appalachian mountains of southwest Virginia. I want to take you on a f...
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Old Man James Sanders went to feed his hogs and was gone.
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A vanishing in Perry County. From Death Rode A Wagon
Mountain Word Of The Week-Tain’t
when you think something is something well…tain’t
Fast Eddie Clip
straight out of Appalachia
Fast Eddie clip
straight outta Appalachia
The Legend Of Fast Eddie
one straight outta Appalachia
From the Friday that changed Beckley short
yall may remember this one
The Friday that changed Beckley short
uall may remember this one
The Friday That Changed Beckley
Y’all may remember this one.
The Flying Appalachian Short
Did a hillbilly beat the Wright Brothers?
The Flying Appalachian Short
Did an Appalachian beat the Wright Brothers
The Flying Appalachian
Did an East Tennessee boy beat the Wright Brothers?
The Ghosts Of Dean Mountain
What happens when a mind turns to custard.
The Living Lie
This one ices the cake
Eight Shots That Still Echo
Here’s one from back in the day.
Framed In The Flatlands
This is some Cain and Abel stuff.
Soup To Die For
She took out the entire bloodline.
Pickling The Prodigy
This one’s a ride and a half.
Where The Truth Goes To Die
Two wrongs don’t make a right. Try five.