
Grave Whispers is a true crime podcast that dives into murders both well-known and forgotten. Each episode is built on research pulled from case files, court records, and newspaper archives to uncover the details, context, and impact behind every story. Some cases are solved, others remain mysteries, but all are worth remembering.

This episode examines the victims’ stories, the evolving investigation, and the connection between multiple law enforcement jurisdictions. Between 1983 and 1985, several women with red or auburn hair were found dead along highways in the so…

In 1981, 18-year-old Debra Miller was found murdered in her Mansfield, Ohio apartment. Her case remained unsolved for decades until DNA revealed the truth. The man responsible never faced trial, but after 43 years, the case was finally clos…

In 1996, nineteen-year-old Joannie Goodwin vanished after a night out in Pawhuska. Eight days later, her body was discovered in Bird Creek. Decades later, her case remains unresolved—marked by conflicting accounts, a dismissed arrest, and a…

In March 1996, Albuquerque was rocked by the Hollywood Video massacre—five lives taken in a single night by two parolees released under New Mexico’s reintegration program. This episode follows Esther Beckley and Shane Harrison from petty cr…

In the summer of 1982, bodies began appearing along a quiet river in Washington. What followed became one of the longest manhunts in American history.This episode explores the double life of a man who seemed ordinary on the surface, yet car…

In the spring of 1946, the Willamette River revealed a chilling secret: a body dismembered and scattered, a woman never identified. Known only as the Oak Grove Jane Doe, or the Wisdom Light Murder victim, her case remains one of Oregon’s mo…