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That stops being a plausible theory in 2013. Because that's when the entire family is
actually found, not too far from where their abandoned truck stood four years earlier. On November 16th, 2013, this is
four years after the Jamesons disappeared, a man named Tim Graham is with his wife and family on their annual
hunting trip to the mountain. They're just looking for signs of deer when Tim sees something strange in the brush,
about like 50 yards away from a gravel road. It looks like a turtle shell at first. I mean, it's weathered,
discolored, and a little stuck to the ground. But when he picks it up, he realizes
that it is a skull. And there is a small hole near the forehead. Now, Tim immediately puts it down and
yells to his wife, but then he sees another one, like a slightly smaller one. And then as the family is trying to
get out of there and to go tell someone what they found, Tim's wife spots a third, really small skull with two front
teeth missing. And her mind immediately goes to the Jamesons because she remembers seeing missing persons posters
for the family. Madison's toothless grin is seared in her brain. >> [music] >> And in that moment, she says to her
husband, "Oh my goodness, I believe we just found that family that was missing."
And she was right. Now, there wasn't much left out there, just an arm and a leg bone, a leg boot, scraps of another
boot, and a child's shoe, but nothing else. No briefcase, no gun. And after about seven months of
analysis, in June 2014, they're able to confirm that they found the entire family just 2.6 [music]
miles from where their truck was found. >> Uh, like 2.6, like 2 and 1/2 miles away.
>> That's it. Which like, I know this sounds like nothing to us like flat-landed folk who like live in the
Midwest. I can see 5 miles for ages. Fields and fields. But Beecham said that to go from where their truck was found
to where their skulls were recovered, like as the crow flies, it would take like a half day for someone who is in
great shape to hike. Which makes this location all the more strange because Bobby was not in great shape. He had
chronic back pain. And I don't know if you've tried hiking with a 6-year-old recently, but like in this area that
would slow you way down. Most people don't think there is any way that they got to that location on their own. And
this completely nixes the murder-suicide theory. Like it has to be foul play. But
for some reason, it like it doesn't for some people.

In November 2013, four years after Bobby, Sherilynn, and Madyson Jamison disappeared in Oklahoma’s Sans Bois Mountains, hunters made a shocking discovery on Panola Mountain.

The family was found just 2.6 miles from where their abandoned truck had been discovered in 2009.

But according to former Sheriff Israel Beauchamp, the rugged terrain would have made the hike extremely difficult, especially for Bobby Jamison, who suffered from chronic back pain, and six-year-old Madyson.

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Brief Summary

The episode reveals the discovery of the Jameson family's remains and the implications of their location, suggesting foul play over earlier theories.

Key points

Discovery of the Jameson Family. In 2013, Tim Graham and his family stumble upon the remains of the missing Jameson family.

Episode highlights

Discovery of the Jameson FamilyIn 2013, Tim Graham and his family stumble upon the remains of the missing Jameson family.“I believe we just found that family that was missing.”1:18May 31, 2026

Episode quotes

Oh my goodness, I believe we just found that family that was missing.

Tim's wife realizes the significance of their discovery.

1:18WatchMay 31, 2026

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