In 1991, Harold Douglas Gunnoe was serving a 5-to-18 year prison sentence for second-degree murder, for stabbing to death a counselor whom he met in a substance abuse program. While on work release for the second-degree murder, Mr. Gunnoe would go on to commit more crimes with seemingly no consequences.

Sources for this podcast include:

STATE v. GUNNOE | 374 S.E.2d 716 (1988) | e2d71611084 | Leagle.com

McCORMICK v. WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY (1998) | FindLaw

Sharron Prior's murder was one of the most talked about cold cases in Canada. Sharron went missing on Easter weekend in 1975. Her body was found just a few days later in a field nearby. Listen to the episode as Toni, Kelly and special guest Kim delve into Sharron's last day and how a cold case was solved almost 50 years later.

Harold told everyone, including his wife Toni that he was planning the perfect anniversary trip to Rocky Mountain National Park. If Toni had known that her husband had gone to such great lengths to plan the hiking trip that would be her last, she may have had second thoughts. Listen to this episode to find out the tragic ending to this anniversary story.