S1 Ep4: Sickos

Michigan Monsters

Jenn Carpenter

True Crime, History

4.9 • 656 Ratings

🗓️ 29 January 2019

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

From the moment it opened its doors, Stimson Hospital in Eaton Rapids seemed to be cursed. Tragedies befell the patients and staff that were beyond comprehension. Now undergoing renovations to become a historic bed and breakfast, Old Stimson Hospital and its ghosts have found new life- and new people to torture. Join Dani and Jenn as they talk to owner Pam Sturgill about the goings on at Stimson, and plans for the building's future.

Guest: Pam Sturgill

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0:00.0	Welcome to So Dead, a podcast hosted by two very sick individuals.
0:21.2	I'm Jen Carpenter.
0:22.2	And I'm Danny Fairman.
0:23.4	Happy True Crime Tuesday.
0:25.2	And happy Taco Tuesday to you all.
0:28.3	Today, we're going to be talking about a mid-Michigan landmark, the old Stimson
0:32.3	Hospital in Eaton Rapids.
0:34.0	We'll be speaking with the new owner of Stimson Hospital, Pam Sturgle, about some of the things going on at the haunted hospital and her plans for the building's future.
0:43.0	But first, a brief history. Built in the 1870s as a single family home, the 5,000 square foot Victorian mansion was converted into a 20-bed hospital in 1918.
0:56.2	Could you imagine trying to clean a 5,000 square foot house as your family home?
1:02.6	I mean, they had to have servants.
1:05.6	Yeah.
1:06.4	Man servants.
1:07.2	Like multiple servants.
1:07.7	Maids.
1:08.8	True, true.
1:09.7	Now that's a life.
1:11.6	Yeah. I need one of those. Just one. I don't need multiple. Mm Mades. True, true. Now that's a life. Yeah.
1:12.3	I need one of those.
1:13.4	Just one.
1:14.0	I don't need multiple, just one.
1:15.6	I feel like I need a few.
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