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The Gravel Road: Montana Crimes & Mysteries

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Montana is a large state with few people and is probably best known for once playing host to the Unabomber. Aside from that, most people know next to nothing about the state's history or the bizarre crimes that have taken place there. The Gravel Road is dedicated to exploring Montana's many crimes and mysteries as seen through the eyes of a Big Sky Country native.

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June 3, 2021

The Common Denominator: Part 2

<p>Butte, MT. 1905. Arvilla Hunter Walbridge Melville is charged with bigamy, and as she sits in a jail cell, she spins an ever-changing and ever more bizarre tale about the murder of her first husband Otis Walbridge. And just when it looks like Arvilla has finally settled into a relatively quiet life, another murder propels her name back into the newspapers and into the courtroom. </p>

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May 20, 2021

The Common Denominator: Part 1

<p>Phillipsburg, MT. April 1900. In 1905, as Arvilla sat in a jail cell charged with bigamy, she confessed, but to cheating on her husband but to lying on the witness stand. Three years prior, Arvilla had told a packed courtroom that her father had killed her first husband Otis Walbridge and terrorized her into silence. Now, as reporters gathered around her cell, Arvilla said that Otis was, quite possibly, still alive. </p><p><br></p><p><span>Find me on Instagram </span><a href="https://www.instagram.com/thegravelroadmt/" rel="nofollow">@thegravelroadmt</a></p><p><br></p><p><span>Episode 6 &#34;The Common Denominator: Part 2&#34; will be released on June 2nd @11pm Central Time. Thanks, everyone, for listening!</span></p>

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May 6, 2021

In Awe That Anything Has Survived

<p>Butte, MT. 1895. The year began with an explosion and ended in a petty dispute between two undertakers over a young man&apos;s body. And that&apos;s only the half of it. <br/><br/>For a complete list of sources for this episode, click <a href='https://drive.google.com/file/d/1byrj9ftpl0gusfk0rwOhH5EMkkyoAjya/view?usp=sharing'>here</a>. <br/><br/>Find me on Instagram <a href='https://www.instagram.com/thegravelroadmt/'>@thegravelroadmt</a><br/><br/>Episode 5 &quot;The Common Denominator: Part 1&quot; will be released on May 19th @11pm Central Time. Thanks, everyone, for listening!</p>

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Montana is a large state with few people and is probably best known for once playing host to the Unabomber. Aside from that, most people know next to nothing about the state's history or the bizarre crimes that have taken place there. The Gravel Road is dedicated to exploring Montana's many crimes and mysteries as seen through the eyes of a Big Sky Country native.

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