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Since we wrapped up season four, I've been noticing a lot of questions and theories from listeners, and there's one that keeps coming up again and again. Could feral hogs have

killed Christopher Whiteley? That's a fair question.

During the season, we talked a lot about mountain lions and dogs, but we didn't spend much time on feral hogs.

And the truth is, there were pig tracks at the scene.

The sheriff's office confirmed it with drone footage.

So why didn't we explore this more?

Well, it turns out that Mike Bowdenchuk,

the federal wildlife expert that you heard from throughout the season, had a lot more to say about

feral hogs than made it into the main episodes. And he told me about another case,

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