The Yosemite Murders

Season 2 Episode 75  ·  Aug 03, 09:00 AM
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In 1999, a Yosemite trip turned into a nightmare when Carole Sund, Juli Sund, and Silvina Pelosso vanished from Cedar Lodge. Months later, the murder of Yosemite naturalist Joie Armstrong gave investigators the lead that finally exposed Cary Stayner.

In 1999, three women disappeared during a trip near Yosemite National Park. What began as a missing persons case quickly turned into something far darker when their rental car was found burned, two bodies were discovered, and a map led investigators to the third victim.

In Part 2, we cover the Yosemite murders committed by Cary Stayner: the deaths of Carole Sund, Juli Sund, Silvina Pelosso, and Joie Armstrong, the investigation that finally led to him, his confession, trial, and the difficult question of how this case became connected to one of America’s most well-known survival stories.

🎧 Macabre Mondays is a true crime and paranormal podcast hosted by Alejandra and her husband Tom. Each week, storyteller and spooky enthusiast Ale unpacks some of the most haunting cases she’s researched, dragging her husband along for the ride, whether he’s ready for it or not. He’s hearing it all for the first time… just like you.

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