The Backpackers

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The Battlefield

When authorities in Georgia respond to a body being found in a national park, they realize the victim is from hundreds of miles away…and he's a missing person. View source material and photos for this episode at: parkpredators.com/the-battlefield Did you know you can listen to Pa ...  Show more

The Routine

Two park rangers in Oregon are kidnapped and marched down a rugged trail along the Pacific coast. One survived and the other didn’t. The hunt for their attacker leads authorities down one man’s disturbing path of murder, kidnapping, and robbery dating back decades. View source ma ...  Show more

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