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In this episode, a hard-working state trooper is fired, the governor lashes out at the press, a lost form of media is revisited, and we finally meet the man convicted of killing Mared & Karen.
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Window of Death | WVU Coed Murders

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Last time on Appalachian Mysteria, the parade of horribles.

We talked about some of the suspects and the girls' murders,

showing that one of the problems investigating the case

was that there were way too many of them.

On this episode, a state trooper is fired after speaking out about the investigation.

Governor Moore himself lashes out at the Dominion News.

and we meet the man who was convicted of killing the girls Eugene Paul Clawson.

Welcome to Appalachian Mysteria, a true-crime podcast series focused on crimes committed in the hills and hollers of Appalachia. Hosted by Kendall Parkinson and Sarah James McLaughlin. Check out past seasons: Mared and Karen WVU Coed Murders, Big Savage The Death Of Alexander Stevens, Outlandish, and our new season dedicated to stories brought to us by our listeners.

0:00.0	This episode is brought to you by Royal London, the UK's largest mutual, life, pensions and investment company.
0:08.0	What even is a mutual anywhere? Well, Royal London is customer owned.
0:12.0	It has been since 1861. They work to support customers and wider society,
0:17.0	to help build financial resilience, while investing responsibly,
0:21.0	to help build a future worth returning into.
0:23.0	It really is, everyone's business.
0:26.0	Learn more at RoyalLondon.com slash mutuality.
0:30.0	At Holland & Barrett, we asked women what they felt they had lost going through the menopause.
0:35.0	My memory for sure. My sex drive? My youth? I had lost me.
0:41.0	We can help find your way through. I know now that I'm an appausal. It doesn't define me.
0:48.0	And I do feel optimistic.
0:50.0	Talking with a trained advisor can help find the right solutions for you.
0:54.0	Have your free consultation in any store or online at Hollandandbarrett.com.
1:00.0	Music
1:18.0	Last time on Appalachian Mysteria, the parade of horribles.
1:22.0	We talked about some of the suspects and the girls' murders,
1:25.0	showing that one of the problems investigating the case
1:28.0	was that there were way too many of them.
1:30.0	On this episode, a state trooper is fired after speaking out about the investigation.
1:35.0	Governor Moore himself lashes out at the Dominion News.
1:38.0	A lost form of media is explored,
1:40.0	and we meet the man who was convicted of killing the girls Eugene Paul Clawson.
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Window of Death | WVU Coed Murders

Appalachian Mysteria

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