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Greetings, Earthlings, I'm Jen Carpenter, and this is Violent Ends.

Happy Halloween.

I don't know if we've ever done an episode on actual Halloween before.

Here we go.

As is tradition, our Halloween episode is dedicated to listener stories.

We didn't get a ton of submissions this year, but we got some really good ones. And I've got a couple of my own to share also, so I think

we'll be okay. All right. Let's jump right in. This first story comes from Jason in Montague,

Michigan. Montague is about 100 miles west of Lansing, so if you're

looking at your hand as a map of Michigan, Montague is kind of where the second knuckle on your pinky is.

Jason says,

Hi, Jen, I'm a big and long-time fan of your podcast and love your work. Thank you for the time you put into this podcast. Really. I've gotten numerous friends to subscribe and they love your writing, research, and the connection to Michigan. Thank you, Jason. Okay, that's the end of that email. No, I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. Okay. Here it goes. My ghost story is not an overly haunting one with demonic odors or possessed dolls, but kind of freaky nonetheless.

We live in western Michigan, close to Lake Michigan, where many indigenous tribes lived.

The area is known for paranormal activity, UFOs, odd lights.

Even the famous Joseph Sedoni spent some time here.

If you're not familiar with him or mouth cemetery, look those up for some freak thrills or road trip opportunities any time of the year.

Okay, yeah, I'm going to have to do that because I don't, I'm not familiar with either of

those things. Anyway, I live in an old 1920s home on Old Channel Trail with verified Indian

mounds along the road. This area was nothing but trails for hundreds of years prior to the

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