
On March 27th 1973, the nude lifeless body of 15 year old Tina Davidson was found on the cold rocky shoreline of Lake Michigan. She had been brutally stabbed 61 times and her killer has never been identified. This podcast attempts to shed light on the murder and possibly bring in new tips and leads.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 31 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Category | Society & Culture | ||||

It's been 50 years since Tina Davidson was murdered. It's been 3 years since there has been a new episode. This is a brief update on Tina's case and the podcast.
The sixth suspected victim was 17 year old Shirley Stewart. On January 2nd, 1980, she was last seen leaving her job at a at a maid clinic in madison. Almost a year and a half later, on July 16th, 1981, four archaeology students where mapping a state... more
The case of Susan Lemahieu is honestly one of the more tragic cases I've looked into since I started to investigate the mad city murders.. Normally when I run a newspaper search of victims names, I get hundreds of articles. When I ran Christine Roths... more
The fourth suspected victim in the Mad City Murders, was 20 year old Julie Speerschneider. She was described as a physically striking free spirit, who never held back when it came to speaking her mind. At the same time, she would never tease or come ... more
Seems to be abit all over the place. Feel like I wasted a few hours especially after the first season when nothing came out of it. By the third season it’s more polished.
This podcast would be really great if it did not have such terrible music playing over all the content.
Could be an interesting story. But very amateur and the spa music is killing me.
Just started listening today. Already binging all the episodes
Your doing great work highly recommended
Glad your back buddy!!!










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