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Jennifer dives into the Pacific Northwest, a region rich with chilling true crime, perplexing history, and unsettling local lore in Same Crime, Different Time. Using her extensive research background, she connects the dots between ancient and modern cases of murder and mystery, revealing the enduring threads of the past in this captivating landscape. www.jennifer-chambers.com/website
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Average audio length:
17 minutes
English
United States
46 episodes
since May 28, 2025
episodic
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Today's episode covers the 1977 cold case of the murders of Liliana Adank and Eric Goldstrand that was finally solved in 2021 using DNA technology. Sources for this episode include:
The Charley Project, The Register Guard , Lane County Sheriff case announcement, Oregon Today, Associated Press.
Th…
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This is a re-air of the June 2025 episode The Case of Diane Downs: A Mother's Betrayal, with an update from May of 2026, including Downs' petition for evidence from the scene to be tested for DNA.
On May 19, 1983, Diane Downs drove her wounded children to a hospital in Springfield, Oregon, claiming…
Today’s episode covers the mystery of the man called Lyle Stevik, a man who came from seemingly nowhere and died on the edge of the Olympic National Park. To hear more, visit jbchambers.substack.com
The Pacific Northwest has always felt a little different.Maybe it’s the fog rolling through old forests. Maybe it’s the volcanic mountains. Maybe it’s the feeling that something is just beyond the edge of the flashlight beam. Because up here, the strange stories never really go away.
A haunted hote…
She wasn’t just one woman. She was many. A widow. A healer. A spiritualist. Over time, they became a legend. The Witch of Victoria Island isn’t just a story to keep people safe. It’s what happens when fear rewrites lives.
New episode of Same Crime, Different Time out now. To hear more, visit jbcham…
🚨 UPDATE🚨 “Lost in the Gorge: The Martin Family Disappearance”
In December 1958, the Martin family vanished during a holiday outing near Hood River, Oregon. Two daughters’ bodies were found five months later. But the rest of the family, and their station wagon, disappeared into legend. Until now. T…
Two Girls. Two Parks. One City Changed Forever.
In 1986, Tacoma, Washington, was shaken by two devastating crimes.
Twelve-year-old Michella Welch went to the park to meet friends.Thirteen-year-old Jennifer Bastian went for a bike ride.
Neither came home.
Months apart, their murders left a community…
In May of 1935, nine-year-old George Weyerhaeuser walked home for lunch from school in Tacoma, Washington.
He never made it.
Within hours, kidnappers demanded $200,000 for the return of the heir to one of America’s largest timber fortunes. What followed was a terrifying eight-day ordeal involving u…
The day after Thanksgiving in 1989, eighteen-year-old Mandy Stavik went for a run along a quiet road in rural Washington.
Her dog came home.
She didn’t.
For nearly thirty years, the small community of Acme lived with an unanswered question: who killed Mandy Stavik? In this episode of Same Crime, Di…
Amusement parks are meant to deliver joy, laughter, thrills, and escape from the ordinary. But where there’s wonder, sometimes there’s tragedy.Today, we’re exploring accidents that turned places built for magic into scenes of heartbreak, with a focus on the West Coast, where early parks like Disney…
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