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The Mountain MysteriesAuthor: Christopher S Slone
The Mountain Mysteries podcast deals with the pain of the family members who are left behind when someone they love is murdered, abducted and missing, and those who have experienced ghostly encounter, or strange creatures or beings. We are not judges, we are story tellers and people who support other people and realize all too very well, that just because we can't explain something, doesn't make it any less viable. With episodes hosted, produced and written by veteran broadcaster and marketer Chris Slone, a voice heard all over the mountains for years, we bring your stories to life. Language: en-us Genres: True Crime Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it Trailer: |
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The Vicco Disappearance of James Michael Boggs
Episode 86
Sunday, 23 August, 2026
The Mountain Mysteries | Shadows Over Perry County: The Vicco Disappearance of James Michael BoggsIn the deep hollows and winding ridges of Eastern Kentucky, the mountains have a way of keeping secrets. In this episode of The Mountain Mysteries, host Christopher S. Slone travels to Perry County to investigate the haunting, unresolved case of James Michael Boggs, who vanished without a trace from the close-knit community of Vicco.Retracing his final known movements through rugged Appalachian terrain, we examine the massive multi-agency search efforts, sift through the rumors echoing across the hills, and break down the wall of silence that often leaves grieving families without answers. Someone knows what happened on that quiet mountain road—and it's time for the truth to step into the light.Produced by Chris Slone Media. If you have any information regarding the disappearance of James Michael Boggs, contact local law enforcement or Kentucky State Police Post 13.Episode Production NotesTitle: Shadows Over Perry County: The Vicco Disappearance of James Michael BoggsAudio Read & Narration: Christopher S. SloneProduction & Sound Design: Chris Slone MediaMastering Format: Broadcast Standard Loudness (-16 LUFS Stereo / -24 LKFS Broadcast)











