Devil’s Den Attacker Responsible for a Vermont State Dean’s Murder? | True Crime

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When Clinton and Cristen Brink were brutally killed while hiking with their daughters in Arkansas’ Devil’s Den State Park, police described the attack as random. But in Vermont, investigators saw something chillingly familiar — a suspect description that matched the unsolved 2023 murder of Vermont State University Dean Honoree Fleming.

In this episode, The Cold Cases Podcast unpacks the details of both crimes, the possible link between them, and what investigators are doing to find the truth. Could Andrew James McGann be connected to both killings? Or are these two tragedies an eerie coincidence?

We explore the crime scenes, the witness accounts, the suspect profile, and the unanswered questions that still hang over two grieving communities.

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