Silent Hills, Sinister Hollers

De: Laura Wright

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

“A rare true crime collection that feels both historically grounded and spiritually haunted. You finish it feeling like you’ve walked through fog, and something followed you home.” - ARC Reviewer

In Appalachia and the shadowed counties surrounding it, tragedy does not always end with justice. Sometimes it ends with silence. This collection resurrects forgotten victims, buried court cases, and dark folklore that once traveled from porch to porch like a warning. These are not neat newspaper summaries. They are gothic, atmospheric mini chapters, written with documentary precision and a storyteller’s breath, where violence hides behind politeness, power hides behind law, and the dead are left to become rumor.

Inside these pages you will walk the last roads of those history barely recorded, a child murdered as the leaves turn gold, a woman erased by scandal, a family wiped from their home and filed away as “persons unknown,” a phantom killer stalking the night, and a justice system that repeatedly fails the people it was built to protect. These stories are true. That is what makes them unbearable. And unforgettable.

A haunting collection of historically grounded true crime and Appalachian darkness, where the past still has fingerprints. A gothic true crime collection rooted in Appalachian history. Forgotten murders, corrupted courts, phantom killers, and victims history tried to erase, told in lyrical mini chapters that read like dark documentary narration.