
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 | 152 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Only just found this in 2026. Love it.
Jenn does a great job with the facts, information and limited time allowed to research older crimes and provide a fun and interesting podcast. I think the most alarming thing from these shows are how many kookoo for Coco puffs twatz there are walking around among us. Some in prison, some free as a bird!
Always carry your favorite “protective buddy” with you and be aware of your spacial surroundings friends!
absolutely love the podcast and love what Jenn has done with it. Love thatshe has brought it back.
absolutely love the podcast and love what Jenn has done with it. Love thatshe has brought it back.
Used to be good but it kinda seems like she hates men.
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Michigan Monsters focuses on Michigan-centered true crime, local history, and gothic-inspired storytelling with humor and a personal touch. Episodes blend deep archival research, regional lore, and contemporary reflections on crime, culture, and the state's dark past, often tying cases to local places, bookstores, and community spaces. A notable edge is the host's candid storytelling style, frequent deep dives into historical context, and occasional crossovers or collaborations that expand the Michigan-focused true crime universe for dedicated local listeners and curious outsiders alike.
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