Holiday Episode 2020 Part Two with Robin Warder & Heather Graupmann

Re-Solved Mysteries: An Unsolved Mysteries Podcast

Alison Cunningham

True Crime, Tv & Film, After Shows

4.6 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 8 December 2020

⏱️ 82 minutes

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Re-Solvers! Happy Holidays, honeys! 2020 has been a nightmare of a year and we wouldn't have gotten through it without our little podcast community. In this very special holiday episode we are over the moon to be joined by none other than the OG of unsolved mysteries podcasters, Robin Warder of the Trail Went Cold (https://www.trailwentcold.com/) and our resident Queen of the Unsolved, Heather Graupmann of lostnfoundblogs.com (AKA: cyrstaldawn). We had an amazing time hearing their stories and updates and we hope you love listening too. Along with our two amazing guest hosts, the ladies of RM are covering three segments from the original run of Unsolved Mysteries that have since been edited out. If you're a patron, you know we refer to these cases as the "Forgotten Few". This episode Karlin discusses a true d!ckb*tch, Art Silva. Eliza then tells us about the Lost Heirs of Charlie Scheel and Alison covers James Donald King, a man who murdered not one, but two of this wives.
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0:00.0	Friends, welcome back for part two of our special gift to you.
0:06.0	In this episode, you will hear.
0:09.7	I didn't listen to what Carlin said.
0:16.0	You will hear Allison's story about James Donald King,
0:21.0	and you're gonna hear from our true sweetie Crystal Dawn with some
0:25.6	updates to some cases you know about and so why did I even need to do this part?
0:34.0	Don't worry we we're not fighting. Happy holidays and enjoy this part of the episode.
0:37.8	We love you.
0:39.7	This podcast contains adult language and stories of true crime.
0:43.0	If you don't like laughing, crying, or being horrified at the actions of other humans,
0:48.0	this podcast is not for you. The Okay, so the last forgotten few segments that we're covering this episode is a wanted segment and it is about James Donald King. The segment begins Stack tells us that on April 21st, 1983 in Ashborough, North Carolina, James Donald King, a convicted
1:28.0	murderer was released from prison. King had served only six years of a life sentence.
1:34.0	He was granted early parole for good behavior,
1:36.7	which like, how good can your behavior be
1:39.9	to get out of a life prison?
1:42.2	Yeah. six years.
1:44.4	It's crazy.
1:45.4	Okay.
1:46.2	Yeah, we'll get into it.
1:47.6	But like when I was watching the segment, I was like,
1:49.7	what did he do?
1:51.0	Like, how good could you possibly be? So law enforcement officials in nearby
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