Buried Bones - a historical true crime podcast with Kate Winkler Dawson and Paul Holes The Wolf Family Murder PT 1
Mar 26, 2025
A 1920s North Dakota farmhouse hides a gruesome secret, discovered by a keen neighbor. Intriguing tales of personal outdoor experiences are woven in, contrasted against the darker historical shadows of the Wolf family tragedy. As investigators piece together evidence from a shocking double homicide, the survival of an infant adds a haunting twist. The challenges of 1920s law enforcement and the emotional ramifications of crime are explored, revealing layers of sorrow and complexity within this haunting case.
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Camping Concerns
- Kate Winkler Dawson and Paul Holes discuss their apprehension towards camping.
- Their true crime work exposes them to numerous cases of murders occurring at campsites.
Overlanding Preparations
- Paul Holes describes his preparation for overland camping trips, including security measures.
- He expresses concerns about protecting expensive equipment and encountering dangerous wildlife.
The Wet Laundry
- Neighbors John and Jesse Craft noticed wet laundry still hanging on the Wolf family's clothesline.
- This detail, unusual for a farm in 1920, alerted them to a potential problem.
