INTRODUCING: Stolen Voices of Dole Valley

Stolen Voices of Dole Valley is a haunting investigative podcast series from Pie in the Sky

Media, KSL Podcasts and Lemonada, hosted by Carolyn Ossorio. With immersive storytelling,

archival tape, and survivor interviews, the show revisits one of the darkest, most under-reported

serial predator cases in the Pacific Northwest.

The series begins in the early 1970s, when 16-year-old Jamie Grissim vanishes from her foster

home in Vancouver, Washington. She would become the first suspected victim in a string of

disappearances and murders stretching across rural Clark County. But for years, the cases

remained unconnected—dismissed as runaways, forgotten in filing cabinets, or ignored

altogether.

At the center of this story is Norma Jean Countryman, a 15-year-old girl who escaped her

abductor by chewing through the ropes that bound her. Her account, dismissed by police at the

time, holds the key to understanding the scale and method of a predator hiding in plain sight…

Through meticulous reporting and the raw testimony of survivors and family members, Stolen

Voices of Dole Valley brings long-buried stories to light. From a body in a silo mistaken for D.B.

Cooper to a grieving sister who becomes a tireless advocate, each episode builds toward justice

—and reckoning.

Over 50 years after the first disappearance, this series uncovers systemic failures, cultural blind

spots, and the fierce resilience of those left behind. In a community desperate for closure, these

voices—once ignored—finally speak for themselves.

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