Hunters Found Them FOUR Years Later... #truecrimeshorts #truecrimestories #crimejunkies #podcast
- May 28, 2026
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In 2013, hunters discovered human remains on Oklahoma’s Panola Mountain. The remains belonged to The Jamison Family, the family who vanished four years earlier after driving into the Sans Bois Mountains.
What shocked investigators most was the location. The remains were found only 2.6 miles from the family’s abandoned truck. But in the rugged terrain of the mountains, that distance raises even more questions.
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Brief Summary
The Jamison family vanished in 2009, found dead in 2013 near their truck, raising questions about their fate.
Key points
- Discovery of the Jamison Family. In 2013, hunters discovered human remains on Penola Mountain, including a child's skull.
- Brutal Terrain. The distance of 2.6 miles from their truck is shocking given the harsh terrain.
