Stolen Voices of Dole Valley
24
Episodes
4.5 / 5
Rating

Stolen Voices of Dole Valley

by Lemonada Media

Category
True Crime
Frequency
Series
Language
English
Hitchhiking was a rite of passage for teens in the 70s in the beautiful Pacific Northwest – until a charming predator turned their freedom into fear. Some managed to escape him, but police believe this good-looking stranger was responsible for the kidnapping, torture and murders of many more young women. The grieving families of his victims refuse to let their daughters and sisters be forgotten, and those who survived their run-ins with this killer lived to tell their own tales. Together, their ...

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Recent Reviews

Hidden Gem!

Yelaheener4/14/2026

5 stars for both seasons. High quality production and high quality storytelling! It’s clear how much research, investigation, and planning went into each episode, with honest storytelling and respect to the victims and the cases throughout—Well done!

Excellent

MnSC4/4/2026

Both seasons are extremely well told with interviews, background information, overviews of the area, descriptions of the time frames that allow you to go back to those decades and imagine… Thank you for sharing the lives of those whose voices were taken and for sharing the finding your own voice.

Great podcast

Metamora Girl3/14/2026

This podcast was really well done. It was a story I was unfamiliar with. Now I’m searching more from these reporters.

Survivor Centered

🌲PNW Listener3/7/2026

I haven’t listened to the second season yet, but the first season includes extensive research that centers the victims, survivors, and families. Even though some of the details are hard to hear, they’re shared intentionally to possibly connect other victims and survivors. Overall, a well done, ethical true crime podcast, searching for answers and justice.

No mic for serial killers

Chizzle C1/12/2026

Why did GRK get the floor for the last two episodes? That was a huge disappointment to me. It was supposed to be centered on the victims but we had to be subjected to glimpses into his bumbling psyche.