Shadows of Yellowstone: Into the Vastness | True Crime Sleep Stories

Shadows of Yellowstone: Into the Vastness
In this episode of True Crime Sleep Stories, we step into the vast and quiet landscape of Yellowstone National Park.

-We examine the strange 1970 murder of James Schlosser, a young social worker who offered two hitchhikers a ride near the park and never returned. 
-We then look at the still-unsolved 1991 disappearance of Dan Campbell and his dog Freckles from the Hellroaring Trailhead. 
Finally, we turn to the quieter accounts that have surfaced over the decades, reports of large bipedal figures, unexplained vocalizations, and moments that leave people wondering what else might move through these mountains.

This episode contains descriptions of extreme violence and cannibalism. Listener discretion is advised.

So settle in, relax, and let the story unfold at an unhurried pace.
Thank you for listening. Sleep well.

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True Crime Sleep Stories is hosted and created by Kelli Brink, produced with the support of our dedicated team. Leave a review, share with a friend, or DM us your case suggestions. Thank you for listening. Sweet dreams. See you in the shadows next time. Until then, stay safe out there, and lock your doors. 
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