Season 4 of Appalachian Mysteria will be a little different than our previous seasons.

We're asking you, the listeners, to suggest cases that you think are important to the

region.

We'll be selecting stories that we think are a good fit, and crediting those who bring

our attention to them, each story will be at least one full episode in length.

What makes for a good story?

Lots of things, some of which you hopefully already appreciate on the show.

This in turns, aspects of the unexplained, and the less it's been reported on, the more

interesting it is, of course.

If you've got an Appalachian mystery, send it our way.

We've set up an email address just for you at mysterious suggestions at gmail.com.

That email address again is mysterious suggestions at gmail.com.

Help us make season 4 awesome.

One with the episode.

Last time on Appalachian Mysteria, the pretrial hearings of Darryl Rice.

Prosecutors introduced a recording that they claim proves Rice's homophobic, but audio

enhancement shows Rice was saying he hated that people thought he was homophobic.

Officers choose May 24th as the date of Julian Lolli's death to use the eyewitness testimony

of Anthony Coil.

In Clyde Yee visits witnesses who saw them alive after that date to correct their testimony.

Rice calls the phone number of a woman who runs a gay and lesbian hotline, but his defense

lawyers point out that no one had the number, and that the digits were a perfect combination

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