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Oct 20, 2019 46 min

Pike County Massacre

from Capable: A True Crime Podcast Hosted by Laura Davis

On the morning of April 22nd, 2016, police officers in Piketon, Ohio discovered that eight members of a single family had been shot execution-style and killed overnight, while they slept in their beds. The killings occurred in four different homes all within miles of one another. Their deaths triggered what became Ohio’s largest homicide investigation in the state’s history. Click: Rhoden & Wagner relationship tree Resources used for this case: the Cincinnati Enquirer, the Columbus Dispatch, Fox Channel 9, New York Times, Dayton Daily News

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