Unsolved Suspicious Death: James McClintock

Last Seen Alive

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Society & Culture, True Crime

4.2 • 773 Ratings

🗓️ 30 December 2024

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

When an elderly Washington man dies from a fall, no one suspects his in-home caretaker—until her involvement in several other deaths is discovered. Suspicion over his death is raised as the remains of murder victims are unearthed from a serial-killing couple’s backyard in this episode of Last Seen Alive.

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0:00.0	When an elderly Washington man dies from a fall, no one suspects his in-home caretaker,
0:05.7	until her involvement in several other deaths is discovered.
0:09.1	Suspicion over his death is raised as the remains of murder victims are unearthed
0:13.1	from a serial killing couple's backyard in this episode of Last Seen Alive.
0:34.8	Music Last Seen Alive. Thanks for listening to Last Seen Alive.
0:41.2	I'm your host, Leah, crime analyst by day and true crime storyteller by night. And as always, I'm your co-ist Scott. A quick heads up. This episode contains
0:47.2	discussion of offenders who tortured their victims demonstrating extreme indifference to human life.
0:52.5	Please listen with care. James McClintock, who also went by
0:56.0	Mac, was last seen alive on February 9, 2002. He was 81 years old at the time and lived in
1:02.5	Raymond, Washington. Raymond is a small town on the western edge of Washington State, with its roots
1:08.3	into fishing and logging industries. It's home to just a
1:11.7	couple thousand people now and was home to a little less back in 2002. Raymond debuts the
1:17.2	Willaah River. In fact, the river runs right through the town, dividing it into two distinct
1:21.9	halves, north and south, united by a bridge. Those of you who've listened to our episode on the
1:27.4	unsolved disappearance of Luke Pyong Dai have already heard us talk about that bridge, united by a bridge. Those of you who've listened to our episode on the Unsolved Disappearance of
1:28.6	Luke Pyong Dai have already heard us talk about that bridge and this town. It's the same small
1:34.0	town that Luke disappeared from in 1996. I was going to say it sounds really familiar. Yep, we've
1:40.3	been here in another episode not that long ago, but with that being said, to the best of my knowledge,
1:45.6	investigators do not believe the cases are related. It's only the setting that's the same.
1:50.9	By 2002, James, or Mac, as many around town knew him, had lived in Raymond for some time.
1:57.5	He was a widower and shared his modest home with his best friend, a black Labrador
2:01.6	retriever named Sissy. In his younger years, James had served in the U.S. military during World War
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