Episode 180: A Murder in Maine

On today’s episode, Paul and Kate travel to 1877 Tenant’s Harbor, Maine, where a sea captain leaves his wife Sarah home alone before heading out to sea. When Sarah disappears, can investigators uncover what happened to her?

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