This is my week off and as I mentioned a few months ago. I'm trying to do something new with these weeks by

Getting a podcast episode from someone else to put into the feed to introduce you to a new show. This is not a podcast promo where you're only

going to hear you know the first few minutes of the episode and then you have to go

subscribe. I recommend going to subscribe but you're going to hear the whole episode.

For over 10 years, my friend Josh Hallmark has been trying to identify the unknown victims of serial killer Israel Keys. We've talked about that on this show. I've been on his

show. We all know that. But now he's being joined by Joshua and Dakota, who I met at the True Crime Podcast Festival.

They are going out into the field tracking down Kies' hidden kill kits and his caches.

The podcast is called Somewhere in the Pines and it is brought to you by

studio both and. This podcast follows Joshua and Dakota into the woods of North America

as they're searching for caches and clues surrounding Israel Keys.

Somewhere in the Pines is an adventure true crime show and is the perfect companion to the podcast True Crime Bullshit.

I heard the three of them speak at TCPF and they talked about how they have already

sent in more than 40 tips to the FBI.

I also have it on good authority that the partnership between true crime bullshit and somewhere

in the pines has already moved the investigation into Israel Keys forward in ways it just has never been before.

Check out the first episode of Somewhere in the Pines right now.

You're going to get to listen to it here on the Crime Lines Feed.

And then if you like it, which I know you will, go subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. This is a studio both and collaboration.

Somewhere in the pines is a serial podcast containing adult content,

including descriptions of violence, sexual assault, and

suicide.

Listener discretion is strongly advised. In 2012, Alaskin law enforcement came face to face with one of this country's most prolific

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