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Already Gone Podcast

Nina Innsted
Michigan
Domestic Violence
Detroit
True Crime
Oakland County Child Killer
FBI
Oakland County
Violence Against Women
Wilma June Nissen
Missing Persons
Melvin Lee Wiley
Nada Huranieh
Mark Stebbins
Lake Erie
Mental Health
Anna Augustin
Mitchell Weiser
Bonita Bickwit
Deanie Peters
Sally Weiner

Great Lakes. True Crime. Host Nina Innsted covers lesser-known cases from MICHIGAN and the Great Lakes Region. #TrueCrime #unsolved #Michigan

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Latest Episodes

Nina sits down with Jenn Carpenter (Michigan Monsters Podcast) to talk about the 1970 murder of 15-year-old Stan Casey. #Lansing #Unsolved #ColdCase

A Festival of Oddities – Mid-Michigan's Premier Oddities Festival

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In 1994, David Hahn was performing experiments inside a potting shed in Macomb County, Michigan.

Written by Jackie Jean. Audio Production by Bill Bert.

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Tuesday, June 11, 2024. Erin is struck by her husband's vehicle. She will not survive.

Written by Charity Dodd. Research by Charity Dodd and Nina Innsted—audio production by Bill Bert.

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On June 23, 2007, Kelly Nolan went missing from downtown Madison, Wisconsin - her body would be found weeks later. Her case remains open and unsolved.

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Recent Guests

Joel DeSpain
Madison Police Department public information officer
Madison Police Department
Episode: The Murder of Kelly Nolan
Eric Carter-Londine
Family member of a murder victim (Jacob) and advocate surrounding investigations and survivor support
True Consequences (podcast)
Episode: The Stalking of Samantha Stites
Whitney St. André
Founder/leader of AdvocacyCon, a nexus for families of the missing and murdered, advocates, investigators, nonprofits
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Melissa Lineweber
Co-host/organizer involved in AdvocacyCon, sharing experiences from the advocacy community
AdvocacyCon
Episode: The Stalking of Samantha Stites
Dave Maison
Grandfather of Matthew Maison
Maison Family
Episode: MINI - The murder of Matthew Maison
Amy Maison
Grandmother of Matthew Maison
Maison Family
Episode: MINI - The murder of Matthew Maison
Mira Patassin
Author and activist, GoFundMe user
GoFundMe
Episode: Don't talk to Strangers V 7
Rod Sadler
Noted true crime author and speaker on criminal investigations
Episode: November BONUS - Author Rod Sadler
Krissi Atkinson
Wilma's daughter, who actively advocates for her mother's case.
Episode: The Murder of Wilma "Boots" Nissen

Host

Nina Innsted
Host of the Already Gone Podcast

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 5.4k ratings
  • A Great Podcast

    I just found this podcast and it’s excellent! Well researched, great production, and no silliness. Just great reporting and storytelling. And I just read that you’re ending it. I wish that weren’t true. So I’m going to listen to every single episode, and I hope this only means you’re going to be doing something new in the future. I wish you all the best.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Hummingbird2ca
    Canada6 days ago
  • Intelligent.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    JesusGotWhatHeDeserved
    7 days ago
  • Sad face.

    Awe, Nina, I’m so sorry to hear you won’t be continuing this podcast. It was one of the first I listened to and definitely in my top ten ( in no particular order). And your voice is my absolute favourite! I wish you luck and will continue following your career.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PatriciaElaine1000
    Canadaa month ago
  • Just started listening, can’t stop-

    Just editing to say I will miss this podcast greatly and have enjoyed every episode. Thank you Nina for your work!!!

    I work from home now, and have been searching for great podcasts. Nina does a marvelous job of staying true to stories, being unbiased, and delivering facts in a creepily calming way. But I love it. I am a MI native and am obsessed with this podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Maggie Sue 92
    United Statesa month ago
  • One star

    Unhoused word is ridiculous!!!!! Homeless ok??? Homeless!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    nikimia4545!!
    United States2 months ago

Listeners Say

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Positive feedback highlights compassionate storytelling and the host's respectful handling of victims and families.
Listeners often praise deep, Michigan-focused coverage and investigative depth, though a few express frustration with advertising or format changes.
Critiques frequently mention pacing or voice delivery, with some listeners preferring shorter formats or a softer intro.

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#109
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Apple Podcasts
#123
Chile/True Crime
Apple Podcasts
#139
Indonesia/True Crime
Apple Podcasts
#158
South Korea/True Crime
Apple Podcasts
#226
Colombia/True Crime
Apple Podcasts
#229
United Arab Emirates/True Crime

Talking Points

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The Murder of Kelly Nolan
Q: Please introduce yourself for the listeners.
Joel DeSpain identifies himself as the public information officer for the Madison Police Department and outlines his role in communicating case details and coordinating information with the media; he also confirms the interview is about the 2007 murder of Kelly Nolan.
True Crime Collaboration
Q: Are there, what is the case or cases that keep you up at night or the one you want most to be solved?
They want all of the unsolved cases covered in their podcasts solved, but specific cases like the Oakland County Child Killer and Tommy Ziegler's conviction weigh heavily on their minds.
Author Interview - Guarded by Jackals
Q: What inspired you to write the book, Guarded by Jackals?
The author was inspired by the impact of the Oakland County child killings on their childhood and the unfair treatment of victims' families by the legal system, particularly illustrated through Cathy King's experiences with the prosecutor's office.
Missing - Karla Rodriguez - a special episode from Sins & Survivors
Q: What efforts have been made to find her?
Police initiated immediate search efforts, public awareness campaigns, and have linked her case to potential suspects over the years.
Missing - Karla Rodriguez - a special episode from Sins & Survivors
Q: What happened to Karla Rodriguez?
Karla disappeared on October 20, 1999, and despite extensive search efforts, no trace of her has been found.

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What is Already Gone Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A true crime podcast focused on lesser-known cases from Michigan and the Great Lakes region, often weaving in archival details, victim-centered storytelling, and the social context surrounding each case. Episodes typically combine meticulous timelines with local history, investigative twists, and community impact, creating a thoughtful, methodical narrative tone. The show frequently features long-form interviews and archival sources, which may appeal to listeners who enjoy grounded, Michigan-focused crime storytelling with an emphasis on justice, memory, and public accountability. A notable strength is its compassionate approach to victims' families, balanced with a willingness to critique investigative decisions and institutional dynamics ... more

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2. Eric Carter-Londine
3. Whitney St. André
4. Melissa Lineweber
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