Murder Off the Reservation: I didn't say that

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Homegrown Horror

B Cacace-Shortill & Jackson Skinner

184 episodes

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A Mainer and a dude from away discover the horrors of Vacationland. There’s a reason why this state has Stephen King.

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A Mainer and a dude from away discover the horrors of Vacationland. There’s a reason why this state has Stephen King.

True Crime

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Murder Off the Reservation: I didn't say that

Homegrown Horror

51 minutes 33 seconds

1 year ago

Murder Off the Reservation: I didn't say that

In August of 1992, Anthony Bear left the Tobique Reservation in New Brunswick Canada, in just five weeks their remains were discovered across the border in Fairfield, Maine. What happened to Anthony Bear, and what can witnesses tell us?

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