S1 Ep28: Loch Monster

Michigan Monsters

Jenn Carpenter

True Crime, History

4.9 • 656 Ratings

🗓️ 16 July 2019

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

Irish Hills is an unusual region in Southeast Michigan, home to life-sized dinosaurs, abandoned old west towns, cursed lakes, and a monstrous serial killer that history has forgotten about.

Case: Gary Addison Taylor

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0:00.0	Welcome to So Dead, a podcast that's all about supporting local tourism in the most terrifying way possible.
0:22.9	I'm Jen Carpenter.
0:23.9	And I'm Deannie Farman.
0:25.2	Happy True Crime Tuesday.
0:27.3	And happy Taco Tuesday, Deadheads.
0:29.5	Today we're going to talk about a tourist destination that's a little more off the beaten path than most.
0:36.0	Irish Hills.
0:36.8	Ooh.
0:37.7	I know. So Irish Hills. Ooh. I know.
0:38.9	So Irish Hills is a resort area in the southeastern part of Michigan's lower peninsula.
0:45.1	Okay.
0:46.1	It's known for its rolling hills, clear lakes, and resort-like communities.
0:52.5	It's small towns and villages and bizarre tourist attractions sprawl from part of Jackson
0:58.9	to part of Ann Arbor to part of Adrian.
1:02.1	So it covers a pretty big area.
1:04.2	Yeah, it's big.
1:05.5	It was established in 1833 when its second settlers arrived.
1:13.9	And I say second because the Native Americans were the first. Of course. But shit only gets documented when the tall white dudes come to town. Of course.
1:19.3	So that's when it was established. Yes. Fuck whoever's been here for hundreds of years.
1:24.2	Right. We just discovered it. Wasn't that the way of it?
1:28.1	Always and still is.
1:31.0	There are 52 lakes in Irish Hills with the largest being Devil's Lake.
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