When 73 people were trampled to death during a Christmas party in 1913, a small mining town in Michigan's upper peninsula was left devastated. Was it a tragic accident, or something more sinister?

Case: The Italian Hall Disaster

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As  the end of 2019 approaches, Jenn and Dani reflect on the stories that meant the most for them to be able to share.

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A young family annihilator and a father in the throes of mental illness are responsible for two of the most tragic events to occur in the town of Muskegon, Michigan- both on Thanksgiving Day.

Cases: The Privacky Family Murders, The Foundry Ladle Murders

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In honor of National Epilepsy Awareness month, the ladies spit some knowledge about the commonly misunderstood disorder, and Jenn shares her family’s personal journey while doing her best not to sob like a blubbering mess. 

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Happy Halloween, Deadheads! This week, Jenn and Dani share ghost stories sent in by listeners, including a haunted college and the legend of Stony Boy.

Cases: Olivet College, Bailey House, Stony Boy

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In the 1970s, Priggooris Park in Bath was a dangerous place, connected to the disappearances of three Mid-Michigan teenagers. Today, their spirits are said to haunt the park, along  with something much more sinister.

Cases: Martha Sue Young, Maureen Nichols & Stacie Rost

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Marshall, Michigan is a strange little town with a dark past. In this episode, we discuss some of the weirdness Marshall has to offer- including the magic museum with a tragic connection to Harry Houdini, and a vintage mail-bombing murder. 

Cases: Harry Houdini, Nola Puyear

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When a family man is murdered in his own home, the investigation into his death uncovers a shocking secret that a troubled young couple has been hiding.

Cases: Larry Koehler, Jeff Kebler

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When a St. Clair Shores man accuses his mother of killing his father, it ignites a feud that results in one of the most shocking murders Michigan has seen. And based on a listener suggestion, we cover the case of Hastings mother Grace DeMott, who brutally murdered her two young daughters in the 1940s- or did she?

Cases: Donna Scrivo, Grace DeMott

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