Dead & Gone in Wyoming

In August 1976, twenty-year-old Celeste Hensley Greub disappeared while backpacking in Wyoming’s Cloud Peak Wilderness. She was last seen waiting near Misty Moon Lake as her companions climbed toward the summit. When they returned, she was gone.

What followed was one of the largest search efforts the Bighorn Mountains have ever seen.

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In November of 1997, the body of fifteen-year-old Daphne Sulk was found in the foothills east of Laramie.

In this episode of Dead & Gone in Wyoming, we trace Daphne’s final days, the investigation that followed, and the trial that ultimately brought a verdict. It's a story about what the law decides is enough - and what quietly remains once certainty arrives before every truth can be known.

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A chance meeting in Iowa. A business deal gone wrong. A brutal double murder in the wilds of early 1900s Wyoming.

On this episode, the story of Diamond L Slim Clifton, a cowboy whose reputation once stood tall in the Wyoming Territory—until it all unraveled in the most vicious of crimes.

The source for this episode is the book: Murder on the Plains: The Killing of "Diamond L. Slim" Clifton, available for purchase on Amazon here: https://www.amazon.com/Murder-Plains-Killing-Diamond-Clifton/dp/B0CXQSNKM2

For those in the Cody area, I'd love to see you at the Cody Holiday Inn on March 13th for my presentation: "Dead & Gone in Wyoming: Mysterious Tales of True Crime in the Cowboy State".

Find tickets and additional information here: https://centerofthewest.org/event/ccc-dead-gone-true-crime/

Kathleen Pehringer, 41, disappeared from her Riverton, Wyoming home on April 17, 1989. She was last seen while her daughter was at school. Kathleen took her purse and glasses but left her car behind.

The FBI uncovers a plot to murder two Wyoming school teachers, which shakes loose an investigation into the deaths of a mother and son who had fallen to their deaths years earlier.