The Bucklesberry Lemonade Podcast

Tonight, on a new episode of Bucklesberry Lemonade, we dive into a trio of mysteries where the truth is as murky as a Carolina swamp. First, we explore the bizarre case of the Hughes Floyd family, who vanished from their home leaving behind a trail of conflicting stories and a chilling phone call. Then, we travel to the Outer Banks to unravel the Southern Gothic mystery of Elizabeth Turvey Brown,...

The Brenda Sue Brown story is a cold case true crime from 1966 that captivated the small town of Shelby, North Carolina, and continues to draw attention today. Eleven-year-old Brenda Sue Brown disappeared while walking her younger sister to a Head Start class. Her body was later found in a wooded area, having been brutally beaten to death with a rock. The case remained unsolved for over 40 years,...

Seconds from Safety: The Brenda Kay Mills Story | Unsolved Homicide | True Crime PodcastOn a sweltering August night in 1972, 19-year-old Brenda Kay Mills vanished just moments after leaving a local dance in Kinston, North Carolina. Two days later, her body was found off a rural road. No one was ever arrested. Witnesses were silenced. And justice was never served. Brenda’s case remains the -oldest...

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Two of Our Past episodesJust maybe, you can solve a mystery on your ride home. On June 6th, 1993, a man appeared inside of a Be-Lo grocery store in Windsor, NC after closing hours. Brandishing a handgun, the man ordered the store manager and a cashier to empty the days earnings into a plastic bag in an apparent robbery. After taking the money, the armed suspect then ordered the two employees, plus...

he Road to Oneida The Vanishing of Tammy MahoneyStatic on the Line The Haunting Disappearance of Laureen RahnThe Voice on the Line The Haunting Disappearance of Margaret Ellen FoxLost To The Night The Unsolved Disappearance of Lisa Farmer Is There A PatternDo you Know Anything?#podcast #subscribe #crime

A young mother vanishes without a trace, leaving her child alone in an unlocked house. Just years earlier, two other women in Lawton, Oklahoma, were found lifeless—strangled under eerily similar circumstances. Is there a chilling connection, or is it all a dark coincidence? Dive into the mystery of Lisa A. Farmer’s disappearance and Lawton’s unsettling pattern of unsolved crimes. Keywords: true cr...

North Carolina has long been a hotspot for eerie and unexplained encounters, but some of the most chilling involve alleged alien abductions. Witnesses report vanishing for hours, experiencing missing time, and returning with strange memories they can’t explain. Others describe terrifying close encounters on remote country roads—blinding lights, otherworldly beings, and an overwhelming sense of par...

In this chilling episode of Bucklesberry Lemonade , Lisa and Tim dive into eerie encounters that will leave you questioning reality. From a ghostly nurse in a North Carolina hospital to a cursed ring that refuses to be discarded, these true tales of terror will keep you on edge. We'll also explore the unsettling mystery of The Vanishing Driver , a spectral encounter at a lonely crossroads, and...

Title: "Narrow Escapes: Close Encounters with Notorious Serial Killers" Intro: [Background music fades in, eerie and suspenseful.] Lisa: "Welcome back to BucklesBerry Lemonade, the podcast where we serve up tales that are as chilling as they are true. I'm your host, Lisa, and joining me as always is my co-host, Tim." Tim: "Thanks, Lisa. Tonight, we delve into stories o...

Welcome to this chilling episode where we delve into three baffling disappearances, each cloaked in mystery and marked by unsettling twists. First, we journey to Benton, Arkansas, where 45-year-old Cory Schroeder seemingly vanished into thin air after cryptically hinting at a "new adventure" on social media. Then, we explore the haunting cases of Jennifer Hammond and Christina White, two young wom...

The deep woods of North Carolina are a place of beauty and mystery, where towering pines and ancient oaks create a canopy that seems to hold its own secrets. But beneath the rustling leaves and whispering winds lies a world that defies explanation. From shadowy figures that vanish without a trace to disembodied voices calling your name, the woods have an uncanny way of drawing you in—and reminding...

In August 1973, the skeletal remains of a young man were uncovered in Houston, Texas, inside a rented boat shed. He was among the many victims of Dean Corll, infamously known as “The Candy Man.” Though Corll's reign of terror ended that year with his death, one haunting mystery remains—one victim has never been identified. Known only as “Swimsuit Boy,” he is the sole unidentified victim of Corll’s...

Nameless Shadows: The Search for Jane and John Doe" In this episode of the Bucklesberry Lemonade Podcast, we delve into the mysterious and tragic world of America’s unidentified. With over 40,000 John and Jane Does lingering in morgues and cemeteries across the country, their silent stories are haunting reminders of lives forgotten. We explore the odd patterns, groundbreaking forensic techniques,...

The stories of Robin Ann Graham, Jeannette Kamahele, Mary Margaret Cook, and Peggy Wynell Byars-Baisden weave together a haunting tapestry of unsolved disappearances. Despite occurring in different locations and under varying circumstances, these cases are bound by eerie parallels: young women vanishing without a trace, often under suspicious circumstances, leaving families and investigators searc...

While editing this episode, we discovered some discrepancies in the dates for certain cases. We deeply regret this oversight and appreciate your understanding as we work to ensure the integrity of the stories we share. Our primary goal with this episode is to bring these important cases back into focus, highlighting the growing crime in Lumberton and the challenges faced by its community. We also...

Strange Crimes Ripped from Today’s Headlines INTRO CREDIT by Alexi Action OUTRO CREDIT "music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio"

This is our first batch of stories from our new call in line, still working out some of the kinks. We would love to hear from you!! We are excited to hear your stories!!! just click the share your stories link on our You Tube channel or click here speakpipe.com/BucklesBerryLemonadePodcast

Welcome to Bucklesberry Lemonade, where true crime meets keen analysis. I’m your host Lisa, joined by my co-host and husband, Tim. In today’s episode, we’re diving deep into the unsettling world of female serial killers, with a focus on two of the most notorious: Nannie Doss and Dorothea Puente. While often overshadowed by their male counterparts, these women carved out their own chilling legacies...

The "Redhead Murders" refer to a series of unsolved homicides that took place in the United States during the 1980s. The victims, predominantly women with red or reddish hair, were found across several states, including Tennessee, Kentucky, and Arkansas. Many were discovered along highways, leading investigators to suspect that the perpetrator might have been a trucker or someone who tra...

On this episode Terry Hyatt The Edgecombe County serial killer Intro- credit "Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio" outro mix credit Retrowave Synthwave 80'S by Alexi Action

Unsolved North Carolina Homicides INTRO CREDIT by Alexi Action OUTRO CREDIT "music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio"

STRANGE ENCOUNTERS A collection of some very strange stories, enjoy!!INTRO CREDIT by Alexi ActionOUTRO CREDIT "music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio"

On October 8, 1976, 16-year-old Teresa "Trenny" Lynn Gibson joined her classmates from Bearden High School in Knoxville, Tennessee, on a field trip to Clingmans Dome in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. They hiked the Forney Ridge Trail to Andrews Bald. That day, Trenny vanished without a trace

Join us for a captivating tale of an ex-satanist who traveled down a dark and twisted road which ultimately lead to a a right turn on the road of salvation. INTRO CREDIT by Alexi Action OUTRO CREDIT "music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio"