Town file

Kings Mountain, North Carolina

Kings Mountain, North Carolina (Cleveland and Gaston counties, North Carolina) is the town in one episode of Small Town Murder, the comedy true-crime podcast: episode 626, "The Thirsty Killer" (29 August 2025). Kings Mountain, North Carolina, is a small town in the hills of the south-western corner of the state, in the western panhandle, about forty minutes from Charlotte and fifteen minutes from Gastonia.

Town
Kings Mountain
County
Cleveland and Gaston counties
State
North Carolina
Country
USA
Episodes
626
Approximate location
35.236, -81.350
N ↑Town centre (approximate places)
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Episode 626 / 29 August 2025 / 72 min / express

The Thirsty Killer

"We are going to North Carolina this week... we're going to Kings Mountain, North Carolina. It's up in the hills." about 0:03:06

The case: Murder of Mila Oakes and shooting of Jeff Oakes (January 27, 2016). Read the case file.

The figures, as told in 2025

Population
10,775
Median household income
$42,336
Median home value
$202,100

History, in brief

  • The original settlement was called White Plains. about 0:05:09
  • It was incorporated in 1874 and the name was changed to Kings Mountain. about 0:05:09
  • The name was chosen because the community was close to the site of the historic Battle of Kings Mountain in 1780, in York County, South Carolina, a turning point in the Revolutionary War. about 0:05:19

The reviews read out

5 stars

"A great town where everyone is connected by family or mutual friends, so people communicate and get along, and the community is amazing and you almost always feel included."
about 0:05:47

5 stars

"The whole review is 'best high school and wonderful good'."
about 0:06:25

2 stars

"The reviewer has frequently seen crimes being committed and heard of many more, does not think it is a safe place, and says police are not visible in the area."
about 0:06:58

2 stars

"People stick with their families and do not spend much time helping others; they mind their own business and worry about their own families."
about 0:07:32

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