Hi, Bark Enthusiasts. I'm your host, D'Lia Diambra. And the case I'm going to tell you about

today is truly a doozy. When I first selected it for this podcast, I thought I knew for the most

part what I was going to be dealing with. But boy, was I in for a surprise. For me, covering this

case began as one thing. I was looking into a woman's

mysterious murder in one of America's most well-known recreation spaces, Great Smoky Mountains

National Park. But as I kept digging and finding out more and more information, I discovered

that this story was way bigger than just one crime.

The perpetrator at the center of this case was someone who had a history of awful crimes

spanning nearly two decades. It just seems no one really connected the dots about him because

he managed to stay one step ahead of authorities. Well, that is until the folks

at America's most wanted got involved. And I'm not talking about the modern reboot AMW producers

who have social media on their side. I'm talking about the OG 1980s AMW crews. The ones who used the power of television and landline phones to help federal investigators sweep fugitives off the streets.

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I'm On Thursday, September 27th 1984, loved ones of 35-year-old Rosalind Rose Goodman

noticed that she hadn't returned from a vacation in eastern Tennessee.

Among those worried was Danny Morgan, Rosalind's brother.

His sister was divorced with two kids and owned a cleaning business called Yes, We Do Windows,

that she ran out of her home in Memphis.

At the time, her teenage daughter, Adrian and son Nicholas lived with their dad Roy in Bartlett, Tennessee.

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