S1 Ep45: Silent Night

Michigan Monsters

Jenn Carpenter

True Crime, History

4.9 • 656 Ratings

🗓️ 24 December 2019

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

When 73 people were trampled to death during a Christmas party in 1913, a small mining town in Michigan's upper peninsula was left devastated. Was it a tragic accident, or something more sinister?

Case: The Italian Hall Disaster

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0:00.0	Welcome to So Dead, a podcast where nothing is sacred, not even Christmas.
0:20.6	I'm Jen Carpenter.
0:21.5	And I'm Danny Fairman.
0:22.5	Happy True Crime Tuesday.
0:23.7	And happy Taco Tuesday, Deadheads.
0:26.3	Danny.
0:27.7	Yeah.
0:28.9	It's Christmas Eve.
0:32.1	It's the most wonderful time of the year. I'm so, I'm loving life right now.
0:41.5	Christmas is your, Christmas is your taco, right? It is so my taco. It is a true happy
0:47.7	Taco Tuesday. Oh my gosh. Though we are not having tacos, it's still a great day. Yes. Well, if anything can kill your
0:58.6	holiday spirit, it's the story that I have for you guys today. Want-Wa. I'm going to tell you
1:06.0	about the 1913 Italian Hall disaster in Calumet. I'm excited to hear this.
1:12.1	I'm going to read you my bibliography first because I did a shit goddamn ton of research.
1:18.0	Oh, boy.
1:18.8	I don't swear a lot during this story, so I got to get it out now.
1:21.7	And tomorrow's like a holy day, right?
1:23.8	So I got to be on good behavior.
1:24.7	I mean, you can't buy booze tomorrow.
1:27.0	Okay.
1:27.9	Well, it's not a problem for me.
1:30.8	I'm already stacked up on my eggnog.
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