Case Revisit: The Lady of the Dunes | Morbid | Podcast

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  • Dec 26, 2024
  • 1:03:37
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This episode was that was originally published as Episode 240. We are revisiting it as a refresher before we update the case next Monday! We hope that you have a happy and safe holiday!

We’re bringing you to one of our favorite vacation spots: Provincetown Mass. Only we aren’t sunbathing and playing volleyball on the beach, we’re here to solve a cold case, y’all. The Lady of the Dunes, as she’s known, was discovered on July 26, 1974, in the tall grass at the Race Point Dunes. Throughout the past 47 years investigators have worked tirelessly following up on leads and exhuming her body every time some kind of new technology comes up. To this day they still don’t know who killed the woman, or more importantly, who the woman even is!

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Brief Summary

The Lady of the Dunes case remains unsolved despite new updates and theories about her identity.

Key points

  • The Lady of the Dunes Update. After decades of mystery, the identity of the Lady of the Dunes is revealed!
  • Michael Packard's Whale Encounter. A lobster fisherman was swallowed by a whale and miraculously survived.
  • The Unsolved Case of the Unidentified Woman. A police chief's dedication to solving a cold case leads to shocking discoveries.
  • The Mystery of Missing Teeth. The victim's dental records reveal a troubling history of missing teeth, possibly linked to foul play.
  • Psychic Intervention. Desperate for leads, police consult a psychic who claims to sense blood and buried hands.
  • The Unidentified Woman's Grave. Alyssa and her sister often visited the grave of an unidentified woman, feeling a connection to her. "I love that they always felt a weird connection to her."

Episode highlights

Tension

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