Natalie Cochran is innocent until proven guilty, but her case has captivated Appalachia and beyond. In this episode, we explore the complex web of allegations involving financial fraud, Ponzi schemes, and the ripple effects on her local community.

Joined by Annie Moore and Josephine E. Moore, we delve into the timeline of events, the lives impacted, and the broader implications of white-collar crime in small-town America. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on justice, trust, and the darker side of financial ambition.

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Dana Sloan talks to J.D. about the grips of addiction and how it took him from the darkest places to eventually finding healing in faith, God, and making amends. SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel, Creepalachia, for more eerie content from the hills and be sure to FOLLOW us on TikTok, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts. LONG LIVE APPALACHIA!

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Some things happen in life that we just can't explain. Or can we? Emily Nolan and her mom, April, tell J.D. about the time she rode her bike into a ravine that was 15 foot deep with mud walls to climb up. She knocked herself out and miraculously woke up outside of the hole. Friend of the show, John Neese, joins us for this conversation as well.

This episode gets deep into theories of what happened, thoughts on religion, and the different energies we all feel on a regular basis. SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel, Creepalachia, for more eerie content from the hills and be sure to FOLLOW us on TikTok, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts. LONG LIVE APPALACHIA!

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