Everyone knows Fl to be the retirement state because everyone moves down to the sunshine state for the warmer climate and the shorelines and the retirement spots. There’s another type of people though that travel to the sunshine state; an no it’s not tourists. They’re just kind of always here year round although we do have typical 2 month break after new years and before spring break at the end of March that tourists slow down.  The kind of people I’m talking about though are Snowbirds. Snowbirds live somewhere else in the country, typically in the northerner states that get cold and usually typically see snow in the winter, and they travel to Florida for the winter. Depending on the snowbirds, most of them are retired, and all their kids are grown and grandkids are older, will determine when they come down. Some I’ve seen in the beginning and middle of November, some more travel down between Turkey Day and Xmas. Then after Xmas, by new years definitely is when the rest of them make their way down and they stay until about March or April and then Begin heading back north.  Welcome back to the campfire, grab your s’mores, and grab a seat around the fire. Thanks for joining me tonight at the campfire, where we discuss the dark world of true crime.This is the Campfire Crime Chronicles, a true crime podcast, and this, is the case, of the Snowbird Murders. Thank you to our sponsor BetterHelp who sponsors the Campfire Crime Chronicles. Get 10% off your first month with this link, <a href="http://betterhelp.com/ccc" target="_blank">betterhelp.com/ccc</a> . Don't forget to tell everyone you know to check out the podcast and if you like the show, give it a 5 star rating. Check out the Merch store through the website through website or this direct link.  <a href="https://campfire-crime-chronicles.myspreadshop.com/" target="_blank">https://campfire-crime-chronicles.myspreadshop.com/</a> <a href="https://campfire-crime-chronicles.myspreadshop.com/" target="_blank">https://www.teepublic.com/user/campfire-crime-chronicles </a>. If you'd like to support the show, word of mouth and telling everyone is the greatest support; but you can also support the show through the S'mores fund which helps keep the s'mores in stock and the flame lit at the website. <a href="https://campfirecrimechronicles.com/smores-fund" target="_blank">https://campfirecrimechronicles.com/smores-fund </a> or through paypal directly with the email campfirecrimechronicles@gmail.com If you’d like to listen to ad free shows as well as bonus episodes and also to get a shout out on the podcast during the most recent episodes, then sign up and join me over at the bonfire. You can find the Bonfire over on Patreon where There are also different tiers you can choose from. You can find the bonfire at <a href="https://www.patreon.com/campfirecrimechronicles" target="_blank">https://www.patreon.com/campfirecrimechronicles</a> . Also, Find the podcast anywhere you get your podcast and at the website: https://campfirecrimechronicles.com .  Become a supporter of this podcast: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/campfire-crime-chronicles--5702806/support?utm_source=rss&amp;utm_medium=rss&amp;utm_campaign=rss">https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/campfire-crime-chronicles--5702806/support</a>.

Everyone knows Fl to be the retirement state because everyone moves down to the sunshine state for the warmer climate and the shorelines and the retirement spots. There’s another type of people though that travel to the sunshine state; an no it’s not...

Episode 39 - Who Killed the Snowbirds?