
Forgotten tales of true crime, dark history, and the paranormal. Host Jenn Carpenter takes the cases she covers seriously. Herself? Not so much. (Formerly So Dead/Violent Ends.)
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 150 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryTrue Crime | |||

Updates on some of the biggest cases covered over 100+ episodes, including serial killers on the loose, missing persons found, and more.
Audio production by Bill Bertschinger.
The 1970s saw a surge in the prominence of religious cults with groups like the Manson Family, Peoples Temple, and Heaven's Gate making headlines around the world. But smaller cults began popping up in rural communities all over the country, includin... more
A mother who didn't bother to look for her daughter after she was abducted by a violent stranger. A mother who spent years stalking and cyberbullying her own teenage daughter. A mother who stood by silently while her daughter was tormented by a monst... more
His name isn't likely one you've heard before, but his story should feel eerily familiar. Matthew Emmanuel Macon is well-known as Lansing, Michigan's first (and only) serial killer, a young Black man who targeted elderly women living alone in the Cap... more
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Jenn brings it home for me every episode! Born & raised Michigander, I been living in the Deep South for 20+ years. I love how Jenn connects me with home. She’s an excellent story teller, engaging & real. No sugar coating & NO politics (so refreshing right). We are all here for one thing…the crime & details. Jenn never disappoints & I can “hear home” in her delivery!!! So glad she’s putting out new episodes soon!!!!
As a misplaced Michigander (and Lansinian), this podcast gives me sooo much morbid nostalgia and weird comfort. It seems like fate that I found it just as you are coming back 💕
I have never really listened to podcasts before but this is the absolute best one to start with. They are absolutely hilarious and I love how they talk about the criminals, it's almost like they're talking to you as a friend (If that makes sense). I LOVE IT!
I hope you are doing well. I think I can speak for many of us, we miss your stories. Take care and I hope you come back😊
This is my favorite podcast and I am left listening to the same ones over again. Please make more!










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