The Mountain Mysteries, Episode 60. The Kentucky Murder Mansion

If you'd like a unique voice for your radio, TV or social media campaigns, contact Chris!   They call it The Kentucky Murder Mansion, and you're about to find out why, and discover the people whose lives were affected by the killings that occurred here years ago. Settled in the center of Warren County, KY, lies the small town of Bowling Green. Its’ small size and humble nature contradict the fact that it's actually the third largest city in the state. In the last several decades, the town has seen a massive economic boom and its stature within the state has grown as well. The town is home to the famed Corvette Museum and Factory, Western Kentucky University, now the second largest college in the state, the headquarters of Fruit of the Loom, and the Lost River Cave, one of the most beautiful and unique natural wonders of the United States. With its scenic beauty and thriving economy, Bowling Green has become a beacon of prosperity for the entire state. However, not all that long ago, things were much different in Bowling Green. Brought to you in part by Little Diva's Balloon Decorating  Patreon subscribers received this episode on Saturday July 2nd, 2022 Become a Patron! VISIT THE MOUNTAIN MYSTERIES VISIT THE TRANS-ALLEGHANY UNACTIC ASYLUM'S WEBSITE!  Follow us on Facebook! Don't miss the Mountain Mysteries Gatherings on Facebook, You Tube and Twitch Thursday's at 9pm est Next week on The Mountain Mysteries, Episode 61, The Terrible Ten, 10 Unforgettable True Crimes ... Hosted and produced by Christopher Shelby Slone for Chris Slone Studio's Some musical scoring provided by Trevor Huff Research by Amanda Collins Dedicated to the enduring memory of April Pennington, Trevor Huff and Oliver Little, rest easy friends. Chris Slone 2022