Keystone Cold Cases

Episode 92: Tracy Kroh - Missing (1989) Pt 1

In 1989 17 year-old Tracy Kroh disappeared from Dauphin County.  Over three decades later her whereabouts remain a mystery.  Join us for part one of Sarah's last story! 

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Episode 91: Gail and Paul Schultz - Murdered (1953)

Gail Schultz was an 18 year old who had a 12 year old brother Paul. After graduating Nazareth High School she decided to help Paul become more independent. The reason being is because he had special needs. She would take him on walks along a local creek. That would be the same place where they were found dead together on March 7, 1953. The case has been cold for years and everyone worries after all this time there will never be closure. 

Episode 90: Ed Maps - Missing (1962)

There was a fire set ablaze to the home of the Maps who lived in Stroudsburg, PA. Christine and Julia were found when emergency workers rushed to the scene. It was apparent immediately that this was not an accident. They were hoping to speak to the husband, but he had disappeared. Did Edward Maps do such heinous acts to his only family and flee? Or did the police just hyper focus on Edward because he was missing?  Listen as Chelsea relays the twisted tale to Grace.  

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Episode 89: Kimberlie “Kimmie” Krimm - Murdered? (1998) and Morgan Dunston - Murdered (2019)

In today’s episode, we will talk about two murders that, despite happening just over 20 years apart may be connected because of the connection between the victims. Kimmie Krimm was 14 when her body was discovered on a hillside near a cemetery in McKeesport, PA in 1998. Then, in 2019, her 18 year old niece, Morgan Dunston, was found fatally shot in the South Side of Pittsburgh. Is there more of a connection between these two murders than the DNA that unites them? Listen as Sarah tells the stories and discusses details and theories with Grace. Photos, additional information, and sources are available at kccpod.com 

Episode 88: Jerome Coonon - Missing (1937)

On the evening of April 29th, 1937 Jerome “Jackie”  Coonon, who was a 2 year old boy, was playing in his grandparents backyard. After that evening, he would never be seen again. How could a young toddler disappear in the night with no answers? Listen as Chelsea tells the details and discusses theories and ideas with Grace and Sarah. Sources, photos, and additional information available at kccpod.com. 

Episode 87: Tamara ”Tammy” Dawn Porrin - Missing (1986) and Beaver County Jane Doe - Unidentified (2014)

Tamara Dawn Porrin was in the 8th grade at DuBois Jr. high in 1986. She was last seen in Clearfield County on the evening of November 22, 1986. Despite known struggles with truancy, fighting with parents, and running away, it was unlike Tammy to disappear for days at a time. Listen as Grace recounts the details with Sarah, then connects some details to a Beaver County Jane Doe. When the embalmed head was found in a field in Beaver County, it was just the start of a string of unsettling discoveries. Listen as Grace and Sarah discuss the details and theories. Note that suppositions made are not fact as Grace nor Sarah are autopsy technicians. Photos, sources, and additional information available at kccpod.com.

Episode 86: HALLOWEEN *SOLVED* SPECIAL Shauna Howe - Murdered (1992)

Halloween is supposed to be a wonderful night of dress up, candy, mischief, laughs, and fun, yet for Oil City, PA in 1992 this was not the case. Halloween was canceled.  Shauna Howe was abducted 4 days before Halloween after attending a Girl Scouts Halloween party.  Her body was found the day before Halloween.  Shauna's killers were known to the police for years before investigators realized they'd made an error overlooking evidence that could have solved this case a decade earlier. Listen as Chelsea tells this twisty tale to Grace.  Photos and sources at kccpod.com.

Episode 85: Gettysburg - Haunted History

The Battle of Gettysburg was a 3-day long battle as part of the Civil War. From July 3-5, 1863, Union and Confederate soldiers fired, fought, and died for their “side”. In these 3 days alone, over 7,000 men died and nearly 50k were injured. It was the bloodiest battle of the Civil War. As such, many alleged hauntings have occurred in Gettysburg.  Listen as Sarah tells Grace about some of the spooky lore surrounding the area.  Sources and photos at kccpod.com. 

Episode 84: Witches and Hags - Dark History

This week, we continue the spooky szn vibes with two short tales from Grace: The Storm Hag of Lake Erie and the Pennsylvania Witch Trial! Listen in as Grace tells the details and discusses these women with Chelsea. Sources and additional information available at kccpod.com.

Episode 83: Devil’s Road - Urban Legend

For those unfamiliar with the Chadds Ford area, it is a richly historical town right along the Delaware border. There is a place called Cossart Road, which has been nicknamed “Devil’s Road.” It’s a narrow and winding road where the trees actually lean away from it. Some people say that the devil himself, in a fit of rage, let out an ear piercing scream down the road one night and from then on the trees grew away from it. Listen as Grace tells the story behind this creepy road.  Sources and photos at kccpod.com.