S2 Ep21: Gone In The Fog

The Investigators

Burning Mountain

True Crime, Society & Culture

5 • 2.8K Ratings

🗓️ 3 September 2020

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Summary

In the early morning hours of October 19, 1971 a young girl named Cheryll Spegal went missing. It was her 10th birthday and Cheryll was running late and hurried off to the bus stop. It was a dark morning and the air was thick with heavy fog. Cheryll never made it to the bus and was found dead 13 days later. The case remains unsolved but Beth Rowland, author of the blog Gone In The Fog, and the Kentucky State Police are still investigating it and remain hopeful that it will one day be solved.

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0:00.0	Oh, I've been running from the law
0:06.5	Hope they won't shoot me down slow
0:11.8	You're listening to 1041
0:14.8	The podcast that puts you on duty
0:17.8	I'm your host Todd McComas
0:25.7	Welcome back to 1041ers
0:27.0	Hope you had a crime free week
0:28.3	and if you did not, I hope everyone's okay
0:30.3	and that you have the right detective on the case
0:33.3	First things first, I want to thank you guys
0:36.3	The listeners of 1041 have really done their job
0:40.3	We know it's called 1041 because we're marking on duty
0:43.3	That's what you do when you listen to this show most weeks
0:46.3	And it's your responsibility to share information
0:49.3	that we're sharing on here so that more people learn about the crime
0:52.3	and we can help get things solved
0:54.3	And you guys are awesome at that
0:56.3	We've been rating and reviewing
0:58.3	That's very important to the growth of this podcast
1:01.3	and it is working
1:02.3	And I can't thank you enough
1:04.3	You're the only reason that this podcast still exists
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