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The Corpsewood Manor Murders

This week we step away from the corridors of presidential power and head into the North Georgia mountains, to a hand-built stone castle on Taylor's Ridge and one of the most misunderstood crimes in the state's history. On December 12, 1982, Dr. Charles Scudder, a brilliant former Loyola University …

S05E01 Corpsewood Manor : Avery Brock and Tony West

On December 12, 1982, in the mountains outside Trion, Georgia, a home built for peace became the setting for something brutally violent. At the top of a winding dirt road, hidden deep along Taylor’s Ridge, stood Corpsewood Manor—a hand-built brick “castle” where Dr. Charles Scudder and Joseph Odom …

Corpsewood Manor: When Isolation and Rumors Turn Deadly

Deep in the woods of northwest Georgia, two men built a life completely outside of society.They lived off-grid.They built their own home by hand.And over time, rumors started to spread.Stories about Satanism.About parties.About something hidden inside Corpsewood Manor.But the truth was very differe…

Episode 75 Corpsewood Manor

What happens when two men leave everything behind to build their dream in the Appalachian Mountains… only for that dream to end in bloodshed? This week on Poisoned Appalachia, we’re climbing the lonely ridges of northwest Georgia to uncover the haunting story of Corpsewood Manor. It was a hand-bu…

The Corpeswood Manor Murders - Episode 096

Deep in the Georgia woods sits Corpsewood Manor—a handmade castle with gargoyles, secret rooms, and a name that practically screams, “Nothing bad could possibly happen here.” In 1982, the secluded home of Dr. Charles Scudder and Joey Odom became the scene of a brutal double murder involving friend…

Case #21: They Called Them Devil Worshippers. They Were Murder Victims. The Corpsewood Manor Killings

Two men built a castle in the North Georgia mountains by hand, over six years. In 1982, they were robbed and murdered in it, for a fortune that never existed. This week, host Cindy Gersch is doing something different, a closed case, not an unsolved one. Charles Scudder and Joey Odom's killers were …

28: Corpsewood Manor: Murder on the Mountain

Episode Summary — Corpsewood Manor: Murder on the Mountain Deep in the mountains of northwest Georgia, two men walked away from conventional life and built something entirely their own—a handmade castle hidden among forty acres of woods. Charles Scudder and Joseph “Joey” Odom wanted privacy, freedo…

The Corpsewood Manor Murders

On December 12, 1982, deep in the Georgia woods, a secluded castle became the scene of a brutal double murder. Charles Scudder and Joey Odom had built Corpsewood Manor as their dream home, hoping to escape the outside world and live peacefully, surrounded by art, music, and their beloved dogs. But …

Corpsewood Manor: Appalachia’s Gay Devil Worshippers

Deep in the Appalachian foothills, two gay men built a castle, named their mastiffs after demons, and welcomed visitors with homemade wine. But when they were murdered, Corpsewood Manor became something else entirely as the narrative was distorted by the Satanic Panic and growing homophobia surroun…