Welcome to So Dead, a podcast where we make you feel like family, even though you're not. Or maybe you are.

Our moms could seriously be our only listeners.

We really don't know.

I'm Jen Carpenter.

And I'm Danny Fairman.

Happy True Crime Tuesday, everyone.

And happy Taco Tuesday, girls and boys.

Today, we're going to be talking about some of the most infamous killers in Michigan, the Kiho's.

If you're local to Mid-Michigan, chances are you know exactly who we're talking about.

But if you don't, buckle the fuck up, because this is a ride.

Two horrible men, both with the last name Kehoe.

One of them is responsible for the worst school

massacre in American history, and the other is responsible for one of the most horrific murders

in Mid-Michigan history. On one of our tour routes, we cover one of the Kehoe cases, and it never

fails. The other one always comes up with people either asking me or telling me that these two men are related.

But are they? Before we talk about their possible connection, let's talk about what made them infamous in the first place.

So about five miles north of East Lansing, Michigan, there's a small town called Bath.

It was established in 1864 and it didn't even have electricity until 1927.

And in fact, the day that the utility company was in town, hooking up the electricity,

is when all of these terrible events happened.

So I'm going to just kind of start before that, though. It was 1872, February 1st. Andrew

Kehoe was born to Philip and Mary Kehoe in Ticomsy, Michigan. He did attend Michigan State

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