EPISODE 179: "Manipulation, Greed, and Homicide": The Murders of Linda McAlister and Chet Clemons

Tales of fratenity pranks, mishaps, revelry, and hazing have been told for decades. In 2014, tragedy befell a fraternity pledge at Clemson University which has spurned more questions than answers.

When a Chester County wife, mother, and grandmother went missing, a series of events started to unravel. What started as a kind soul helping others turned tragic.

This week, we dive into some of South Carolina's better known paranormal stories and some location that are sure to creep you out. Matt and Danielle also discuss the films that they find the scariest!

In the gritty 1970's a band of teens, which were uncharacteristically led by a near 30 year old soldier, let drugs and a disregard for human life guide their judgement. The results were fatal and unbelievable.This was originally "Episode 2", but this is the representation (finally) due to audio issues.

Our rhearts go out to those affected forever by Hurrican helene in Western North Carolina and right here in the Palmetto State. In this episode, we go north of the border for the first timne ever to cover a North Carolina Crime as a tribute to those still struggling. We hope this can bring them some escape from their current reality and maybe a small bit of entertainment.As for the story, we cover a 19th century libertine with an eye for the ladies. Things go awry when one of his paramours ends up missing.

This week, we get in the Halloween Spirit with stories of South Carolina spectres, ghosts, hauntings from murders past, and even a foul mouthed 16th century dwarf.

In 1987, a couple was found murdered in their rural Spartanburg County home. Investigators were able to deduce that the perpetrator was someone close to the two. Years went by with no leads, until fresh eyes were laid on the case.

A Dorchester County woman and two of her teenage children were the victims of a senseless murder at home. A trail of clues and links to other crimes in the area led to the perpetrator being brought to justice.

In July of 1998, the unthinkable happened. A newborn baby was kidnapped from a Jacksonville,FL hospital. Simutaneously, a lowcountry mother was raising her own newborn in a nurturing home...until their paths intersected 18 years later.

This week, we examine cold cases that have perplexed law enforcement and caused two families the unlimate anguish from two separate sides of the Palmetto State. Our hope is to bring their families answers and solace.