The Fall Line is a true crime podcast covering the coldest cases in the southeastern United States and occasionally beyond.

We focus on the missing persons, the unsolved murders, and the unidentified doze that don't get media attention.

Empathetic and intensively researched, the fall line will take you on deep dives into unsolved cases that you've

never heard of and make you wonder why you haven't. Find us wherever you listen to podcasts.

I'm Annie from Boston, Massachusetts. And I'm Johanna from Vienna, Austria.

We're the hosts of Fresh Hell, your international podcast that covers murder, mystery, and the macabre throughout history.

Are you interested in the 3,569 ways your household could have killed you in the Victorian era?

Do you know how malaria and syphilis played a role in the John List family murders?

And have you ever wondered what Prince Albert's sex chair had to do with the murder of

Stanford White? Okay, nothing. It had nothing to do with it. We're still telling you about it,

though. It's a pretty great sex chair. If you're looking for another show that talks about

Ted Bundy, this is probably not the podcast for you. But if you're looking

for two women that cover lesser-known cases from all over the world with a lot of background information.

So much background information that you will rock your local pub quiz from now on. Then find

a fresh hell podcast on your favorite podcast app. We also have German cannibals. See you soon.

Chews. Southern Gothic is a podcast that explores the history behind some of the American South's darkest days,

greatest mysteries, and most chilling ghost stories.

The United States. The city of Kingsport is located in the northeastern corner of Tennessee, seated on the Holston River, and what is now Sullivan and Hawkins counties. The land was once inhabited by the native Cherokee peoples,

and the nearby Long Island of the Holston

served as a sacred ancestral location for thousands of years.

The earliest white settlements in the region were founded in the 1770s and were primarily used

as staging grounds for pioneers preparing to travel westward through Kentucky along the

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