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Greetings, Earthlings, welcome to So Dead. I'm your host, Jen Carpenter. Happy True Crime Tuesday.

It is time for the penultimate episode of season three, which is just a fancy way of saying that it is the second to last episode of this season.

It is officially November as well, so it's getting cold out there. Well, it's getting cold out there in Michigan, at least.

So today we're going to talk about some cold cases from my hometown of

Lansing, Michigan. A case is considered cold when it has gone unsolved for more than a year.

Once upon a time, I would have been able to give you an exact number of the cold cases in Lansing

because the Lansing Police Department used to keep a

list right on their website. That list seems to have disappeared within the last few years here.

If you remember really early back in season one, Danny and I did an episode with the gals from

the Girlfriend's Happy Hour podcast where we each covered the unsolved murder of a Lansing area woman.

And that cold case list was on their website back in 2019 when we did those episodes,

but it's gone now.

Also, that list was only cases within the Lansing Police Department's jurisdiction.

There are several neighborhoods with Lansing

addresses that technically fall under the jurisdiction of Eaton County, Ingham County, or Clinton

County Sheriff's Departments. So any unsolved cases from those areas that are Lansing addresses,

but not Lansing Police Department, those wouldn't have been on that list. So it's not like a completely accurate list anyway.

And as far as I can find, none of those county sheriff's departments have public lists of

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