MURDER LAND - Alaska

Twenty Gripping True Crime Stories of Serial Killers, Unsolved Cases, and Homicide Investigations from the Last Frontier

By: Logan Carter

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

The Alaskan wilderness is vast, beautiful, and unforgiving. Its immense, isolated landscape is the perfect accomplice for the darkest of human deeds, a place where people can vanish without a trace. For decades, its secrets have remained frozen, buried under layers of ice and time. Now, these chilling true crime stories are unearthed.

This collection of twenty gripping cases takes you into the heart of Alaska's most notorious crimes. Come face to face with the "Butcher Baker," Robert Hansen, a mild-mannered family man who hunted human beings in the remote bush. Feel the city-wide panic as the "Trailside Shooter" turns public parks into his private hunting grounds. Witness the modern horror of a murder-for-hire plot orchestrated by a "catfish" thousands of miles away.

From the inexplicable carnage of the Caribou Camp Murders to the story of a child killer brought to justice by a revolutionary DNA technique nearly thirty years later, this book exposes the chilling reality that the most dangerous predators are often the ones you know. These are the unforgettable stories of the victims, the investigators who refused to give up, and the killers who thought the Last Frontier would keep their secrets forever.

This book is not true crime

Listeners need to be aware that this book is a mix of true stories (though frequently the details are not all accurate) and completely fictional stories. The description does not disclose this.

Fiction is added to this story research the real story

The Caribou camp murder is not a true story the way it’s told in this book it did happen, but the killer knew the other three he wasn’t some random stranger. It was after a drunken fight.