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Michigan's Hatchet Man Road is a lonely stretch of 28th Avenue near Gobles where an unverified legend tells of a Cold War-era bunker, a murdered family and a killer with a hatchet. But the real mystery may be what visitors have reported since: disappearing headlights, shadow figures, stalled cars, strange lights, whistling from the woods—and the pale face of a child among the trees. On this episode of F-Bomb Friday, Tracy separates documented history from folklore and asks why this southwest Michigan back road continues to terrify the people who dare to drive it after dark. #HatchetManRoad #MichiganFolklore #MichiganHauntings #UrbanLegends #FBombFriday Hosted, edited and produced by Tracy Preston, featuring Todd Preston Story researched and written by Todd Preston Original music created by Tracy Preston Original artwork created by Todd Preston Sources: Bishop, Thomas. “Digging Up the History of the Nuclear Fallout Shelter.” Smithsonian Magazine, 2022. Brenzing, Bob, and Alyssa Hearin. “‘Hatchet Man Road’ Continues to Creep Out Drivers in Van Buren County.” FOX 17, 31 Oct. 2016. GhostQuest.net. “28th Avenue — ‘Hatchet Man Road.’” Haunted Locations: Michigan. Accessed 27 Aug. 2026. Mysterious Michigan. “The Strange Happenings on Hatchet Man Road.” Mysterious Michigan, story originally submitted ca. 2008. Robinson, John. “HAUNTED MICHIGAN: Hatchet Man Road.” 99.1 WFMK, 26 Aug. 2016. Robinson, John. “HAUNTED MICHIGAN: Hatchet Man Road Re-visited.” 99.1 WFMK, 28 Aug. 2017. Robinson, John. “HAUNTED MICHIGAN: Pics of My Midnight Trip Down Hatchet Man Road.” 99.1 WFMK, 18 Sept. 2018.

Twenty tons of squid on a Rhode Island roadway. A lucky pinkie ring that picked a $250,000 lottery ticket. contradictory personalities and manifesting! Plus, meet 82-year-old Guinness World Records powerhouse Annie Judis, our Woman of the Week! #RoundRobinPodcast #Squidpocalypse #FunnyConversations #WomanOfTheWeek #PodcastRecommendations Hosted, edited and produced by Tracy Preston, featuring Christine and Nina Mulligan Written by Tracy Preston Original music created exclusively for Round Robin by Tracy Preston Original Artwork by Todd Preston Sources: El-Bawab, Nadine, and Luke Barr. “Over 20 Tons of Squid Spill onto Rhode Island Road Blocking Traffic for 8 Hours.” ABC News, 18 Aug. 2026. Hooper, Ben. “N.C. Man Let His Lucky Ring Choose $250,000 Lottery Ticket.” UPI, 18 Aug. 2026. Guinness World Records. “‘Health Is Wealth’: Meet the 82-Year-Old Fitness Fan Who Can’t Stop Breaking Records!” Guinness World Records, 21 Aug. 2026.

In February 1895, Detroit dentist Dr. Horace Eliot Pope was brutally murdered with an axe inside his Michigan Avenue home. William Brusseau admitted wielding the weapon—but after first claiming self-defense, he changed his story and accused Horace's wife, Nellie Pope, of planning the killing for insurance money. The sensational trial transformed Nellie into one of Detroit's most infamous “murderesses” and sent her to prison for life. After more than two decades behind bars, Nellie walked free, still insisting she had nothing to do with her husband's murder. Then, in 1928, Michigan Governor Fred W. Green granted her a full pardon. Was Nellie Pope the mastermind behind a cold-blooded axe murder—or did unreliable testimony and sensational Victorian journalism help condemn an innocent woman? #MaliceInTheMitten #NelliePope #MichiganTrueCrime #DetroitHistory #HistoricalTrueCrime Hosted, edited & produced by Tracy Preston, featuring Christine Mulligan Written by Tracy Preston Original music created exclusively for Malice in the Mitten Original artwork by Todd Preston Sources: Buhk, Tobin T. Wicked Women of Detroit. History Press, 2009. Buhk, Tobin T. “So, I Married an Axe Murderer (Detroit, Michigan, 1895).” Dark Corners of History, 23 Feb. 2017. “Confessed! Brusseau Broke Down Completely Last Night.” Detroit Free Press, 5 Feb. 1895, p. 1. “Horrible! Dr. Horace Eliot Pope Brutally Murdered.” Detroit Free Press, 3 Feb. 1895, p. 1. “Murderess: Mrs. Nellie Pope So Branded by a Jury of Her Peers.” Detroit Free Press, 5 June 1895, p. 1. “She Did It! Brusseau Makes a Renewal of His Confession.” Detroit Free Press, 6 Feb. 1895, p. 1. “The Murder of Dr. Pope.” Detroit Free Press, 4 Feb. 1895, p. 1. “William Brusseau Dies in Prison.” Monroe Democrat, 2 Feb. 1906, p. 8. “Innocent Woman Vindicated.” Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 10 Jan. 1929. “Mrs. Nellie Pope Found Guilty.” St. Paul Pioneer Press, 5 June 1895. “Murderess: Three Female Killers & Their Stories.” Crime Capsule, Arcadia Publishing. Robinson, John. “Nellie Pope, the 1895 ‘Lizzie Borden’ of Detroit.” 99.1 WFMK, 13 Aug. 2021. “Woodlawn Cemetery.” Woodlawn Cemetery Detroit, Memorial Planning, www.woodlawncemeterydetroit.com

Lake Superior is massive, freezing, unpredictable—and according to more than a century of strange stories, something enormous may be moving beneath its surface. On this episode of F-Bomb Friday, Tracy dives into the legend of Pressie, the Presque Isle Monster, a serpent-like creature reportedly seen across Lake Superior since the late 1800s. From steamship crews describing enormous humps rising from the water to an alleged attack near Duluth, frightened fishermen, a bizarre deer encounter, and Randy Braun’s famous 1977 photograph, the stories surrounding Pressie are as murky as the lake itself. Could witnesses have seen giant lake sturgeon, waves, driftwood, or optical illusions? Or does Lake Superior still hold secrets we haven't discovered? Because unexplained doesn't mean monster. But unexplained still means…we don't know. #Pressie #LakeSuperior #MichiganCryptids #MichiganFolklore #FBombFriday Hosted, edited and produced by Tracy Preston, featuring Todd Preston Researched and written by Todd Preston Original music created exclusively for F-Bomb by Tracy Preston Original artwork by Todd Preston Sources Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society. “Wreck of the Western Reserve.” 10 Mar. 2025. Michigan Department of Natural Resources. “Lake Sturgeon.” State of Michigan. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. “Lake Superior.” State of the Great Lakes Ecosystem Conference. Woolheater, Craig. “Pressie, The Lake Superior Monster.” Cryptomundo, 10 July 2013. “Pressie: Lake Superior’s Serpent Legend.” Yooper, 21 July 2026. “Pressie: A Lake Superior Monster or Copper Loving, Ojibwe Mishipeshu?” Cryptids Across the Atlas, 9 Dec. 2022.

This week on Round Robin, Tracy, Christine, and Nina are clocking in for some of the strangest jobs on Earth—and nobody told Christine and Nina what those jobs actually are. Would you do them? How much would someone have to pay you? And if you absolutely HAD to choose one as your new career—which job are you taking? It's weird. It's fascinating. It's occasionally disgusting. And somehow... that's a job. #RoundRobinPodcast #StrangeJobs #WeirdJobs #WaitThatsAJob #PodcastComedy Hosted, edited and produced by Tracy Preston, featuring Christine and Nina Mulligan Written by Tracy Preston Original music created exclusively for Round Robin by Tracy Preston Original artwork by Todd Preston

In the early morning hours of July 22, 1997, 26-year-old Steven Alexander Clark disappeared while walking home in Bay City, Michigan. Steven was a son, a brother, a best friend, and a musician who loved heavy metal and played guitar. He had disappeared for days at a time before, but he always eventually returned. This time, he didn't. Steven was never seen again. This story was brought to Malice in the Mitten by a listener in Bay City who asked us to help bring renewed attention to Steven's case. Steven Clark remains listed as a missing-person cold case by the Bay City Department of Public Safety. If you have any information regarding the disappearance of Steven Alexander Clark, contact the Bay City Department of Public Safety at 989-892-8571. Bay City Police Case: 97-5087 NamUs: MP7064 Steven was more than a missing-person case, he was loved.  Period. #StevenClark #MissingInMichigan #BayCityMichigan #MichiganColdCase #MaliceInTheMitten Hosted, edited and produced by Tracy Preston, featuring Christine Mulligan. Written by Tracy Preston Original music created exclusively for Malice in the Mitten by Tracy Preston Original artword created by Todd Preston Sources: Bay City Department of Public Safety. “Cold Cases.” City of Bay City, Michigan, City of Bay City, www.baycitymi.gov/269/Cold-Cases. “Steven Alexander Clark.” The Charley Project, charleyproject.org/case/steven-alexander-clark. “Steven Alexander Clark.” The Doe Network, case 4270DMMI, www.doenetwork.org/cases/4270dmmi.html. “Steven Alexander Clark.” National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs), case MP7064, U.S. Department of Justice, namus.nij.ojp.gov/case/MP7064. Waterman, Cole. “Family of Missing Bay City Man Seeking Answers 18 Years Later.” MLive / The Bay City Times, Aug. 2015. Waterman, Cole. “Bay City Cold Cases: The 1997 Disappearance of Steven Clark.” The Bay City Times / MLive, Nov. 2011.

What if Michigan had a glitch in reality? On this episode of F-Bomb Friday, we explore the strange modern legend of Michigan Blue Hell — a mysterious place said to exist outside the boundaries of our world. Inspired by video-game glitches, abandoned buildings, underground tunnels, the Great Lakes, internet folklore, and stories of people disappearing into places they were never meant to find.  Blue Hell has evolved into one of Michigan’s strangest modern legends. Because sometimes the creepiest part of folklore isn’t whether the legend is true. It’s watching the legend become real in people’s minds. Welcome to Michigan Blue Hell. #MichiganBlueHell #MichiganFolklore #FBombFriday #UrbanLegends #MichiganParanormal Hosted, edited and produced by Tracy Preston, featuring Todd Preston Written by Todd Preston Original music created exclusively for F-Bomb by Tracy Preston Original artwork by Todd Preston Sources: Dead Rabbit Radio. “Honestly, Probably Three Weeks.” Dead Rabbit Radio: The Daily Paranormal Podcast, episode 13, June 2018. Dead Rabbit Radio. “Michigan Blue Hell Explained.” YouTube, 2018. dubiouspanda. “Michigan Blue Hell.” Dubious Panda, 8 Jan. 2018. dubiouspanda. “Michigan Blue Hell: 2.” Dubious Panda, 22 Mar. 2018. “Michigan Blue Hell.” ObscUrban Legend Wiki, Fandom. “Michigan Blue Hell Discussion.” Reddit, 2023. Zen Zero. “Michigan Blue Hell.” Bandcamp, 2020.

We celebrate National Lazy Day and National S'mores Day before tackling the $10 Million Challenge: would you take the money if it meant leaving home behind? Then we're heading back to the days of classic Nintendo after a remarkable discovery of old video games raises the possibility of a massive collector payday. What would it take for you to pack up your life and move away forever — $10 million?  It's money, memories, movies, nostalgia, weird internet theories, and plenty of laughs as the wheel takes us wherever the conversation lands. #RoundRobinPodcast #PopCulture #Nostalgia #MaliceintheMitten  Hosted and produced by Tracy Preston, featuring Christine & Nina Mulligan Original music created exclusively for Round Robin by Tracy Preston Original artwork by Todd Preston Sources: Girl Scouts of the USA. “Create a Delicious Dessert.” Girl Scouts of the USA, https://www.girlscouts.org/en/activities-for-girls/juniors/junior-simple-meals-badge-activity.html.  Girl Scouts of the USA. “Juliette Gordon Low.” Girl Scouts of the USA, https://www.girlscouts.org/en/discover/about-us/history/juliette-gordon-low.html.  Hatchett, Keisha. “The Boroughs Welcomes You This May.” Netflix Tudum, 25 Feb. 2026, https://www.netflix.com/tudum/articles/the-boroughs-release-date-first-look.  National Day Calendar. “National S’mores Day — August 10.” National Day Calendar, https://nationaldaycalendar.com/celebrations/national-smores-day-august-10.  Netflix. “The Boroughs.” Netflix, 2026, https://www.netflix.com/title/81627130.  Richards, Bailey. “Usher Addresses Viral ‘Clone’ Rumors as Fans Claim He Hired a Lookalike to Perform at His Concerts.” People, 9 Aug. 2026, https://people.com/did-usher-hire-clone-to-perform-concerts-singer-addresses-viral-lookalike-rumor-12037185.  Time and Date. “Lazy Day.” Timeanddate.com, https://www.timeanddate.com/holidays/fun/lazy-day.  Tom’s Hardware. “97 Untouched Duck Hunt and Super Mario Bros. Cartridges Worth Thousands Discovered in Retro Shop Storage Room.” Tom’s Hardware, 1 Aug. 2026, https://www.tomshardware.com/video-games/retro-gaming/97-untouched-duck-hunt-and-super-mario-bros-cartridges-worth-thousands-discovered-in-retro-shop-storage-room-never-before-seen-version-of-popular-nes-games-include-five-perfect-10-psa-items.

When 52-year-old Michigan mother, grandmother, farmer, and businesswoman Dee Warner missed Sunday breakfast with her daughter in April 2021, her family immediately knew something was wrong. Dee's vehicles remained behind. Her young daughter was waiting for her. And as days became months and then years, those closest to Dee refused to accept the suggestion that she had simply walked away. What followed was an extraordinary fight for answers involving a troubled marriage, business and financial conflict, digital evidence, a murder prosecution begun without a body—and, more than three years after Dee disappeared, the discovery that changed everything. But this story does not end with her killer. It ends with Dee. And with a Michigan family who refused to let her disappear. #DeeWarner #JusticeForDee #MichiganTrueCrime #TrueCrimePodcast #MaliceInTheMitten Hosted and produced by Tracy Preston, featuring Christine Mulligant Story researched and written by Tracy Preston Original music created exclusively for Malice in the Mitten by Tracy Preston Original artwork by Todd Preston Sources: Associated Press. “Michigan Man Convicted of Killing His Wife Whose Body Was Stuffed in a Farm Tank Years Ago.” AP News, 10 Mar. 2026. Court TV. “MI v. Dale Warner: Hidden Murder of Dee Warner.” Court TV, 2026. “Dale Warner Sentenced to 70 Years in the Murder of His Wife, Dee Warner.” 13abc WTVG, 7 May 2026. “Dale Warner Sentenced to Up to 70 Years in Prison for Murder of Wife, Dee.” WTOL 11, 7 May 2026. “Dale Warner Sentenced to More Than 30 Years in Prison for Second-Degree Murder of Wife.” WXYZ 7 Action News, 7 May 2026. “Day 4 of Witness Testimony in Dale Warner Murder Trial.” WTOL 11, 18 Feb. 2026. “Man to Spend at Least 31 Years in Prison for Murdering Wife Dee Warner.” ClickOnDetroit, 7 May 2026. “WATCH: Cell Phone, Vehicle Data Experts; Dee's Nanny and Personal Assistant Testify in Dale Warner Trial.” 13abc WTVG, 18 Feb. 2026. “Michigan Man Convicted of Murdering Wife Found in Fertilizer Tank 3 Years After She Vanished.” People, 10 Mar. 2026. “‘They Fought About Money Before She Vanished’—and Was Found Sealed in a Fertilizer Tank Years Later.” People, 2026. “Michigan Man Convicted of Killing His Wife Whose Body Was Stuffed in a Farm Tank Years Ago.” KBTX, 11 Mar. 2026. “Dale Warner Sentenced to 70 Years in Prison for Wife's Murder.” WILX News 10, 7 May 2026. “‘Dateline’ Revisits Michigan Farmer Dee Warner's Murder in ‘The Day Dee Disappeared.’” Our Midland, 5 Aug. 2026. Additional primary-source material represented in reporting: Lenawee County Circuit Court proceedings in People of the State of Michigan v. Dale Warner, including the 2024 preliminary examination, February–March 2026 jury trial, verdict rendered 10 Mar. 2026, and sentencing hearing held 7 May 2026.

Every small town has secrets—but some monsters do not hide in forests, cemeteries, or abandoned buildings. On this episode of F-Bomb Friday, Tracy Preston introduces the UH-vintling, a green-eyed creature born from envy, jealousy, and resentment. Disguised as an ordinary, helpful member of the community, she gathers information, plants suspicion, spreads half-truths, and convinces good people to carry darkness for her. Where the UH-vintling lingers, friendships fracture, families choose sides, and rumors begin to sound like concern. But according to the legend, this monster can be weakened by something she cannot understand: gratitude, shared success, and people who refuse to tear one another down. #FBombFriday #MichiganFolklore #GreenEyedMonster #OriginalFolklore #MaliceInTheMitten Hosted and produced by Tracy Preston, featuring Todd Preston Original music created exclusively for F-Bomb by Tracy Preston Original artwork by Todd Preston

Come aboard—we’re expecting you! This week, Round Robin continues its nostalgic television voyage with a trip aboard The Love Boat. Tracy, Christine, Nina, Angela and Todd revisit Captain Stubing, Julie, Isaac, Doc and Gopher; the unforgettable theme song; the weekly parade of celebrity passengers; and the wonderfully fast-moving romances of the Pacific Princess. Pack your bags, grab a seat by the pool and prepare for a joyful journey back to the days when Saturday night meant The Love Boat followed by Fantasy Island. #TheLoveBoat #ClassicTelevision #TelevisionNostalgia #RoundRobinPodcast #MaliceInTheMitten Hosted and Produced by Tracy Preston, featuring Christine and Nina Mulligan Original music created exclusively for Round Robin by Tracy Preston Original artwork by Todd Preston Sources: Princess Cruises. “Princess Cruises and ‘The Love Boat’ Connection.” Princess Cruises, www.princess.com/news/backgrounders-and-fact-sheets/princess-cruises-and-the-love-boat-connection-2. Accessed 28 July 2026. Saunders, Jeraldine. The Love Boats. Pinnacle Books, 1974. “The Love Boat.” Paramount+, Paramount Global, www.paramountplus.com/shows/the_love_boat/. Accessed 28 July 2026. Winton, Richard. “Jeraldine Saunders, Whose Book Inspired the Hit TV Series ‘The Love Boat,’ Dies.” Los Angeles Times, 26 Feb. 2019.

In this episode of Malice in the Mitten, Tracy and Christine return to 1920s Lansing to investigate the violence hidden behind an ordinary fruit stand, carefully separating verified court history from the mythology surrounding La Cosa Nostra and Michigan’s produce trade. Most importantly, they remember the people nearly erased beneath the legend: John Ciardullo, who lost his life, and the unnamed Mrs. Rosse, who survived a bullet wound while attempting to reclaim control of her future. Because before Lansing’s Fruit War became local folklore—it was someone’s life. #MaliceInTheMitten #REOTown #LansingHistory #MichiganTrueCrime #ForgottenMichigan Hosted and produced by Tracy Preston, featuring Christine Mulligan Story researched and written by Tracy Preston Original music created exclusively for Malice in the Mitten by Tracy Preston Original artwork created by Todd Preston Sources: “Four Held for Bombing Michigan Fruit Company.” The Ingham County News, 23 Feb. 1928. Capital Area District Libraries Local History Online, www.cadl.org/lhonline/ICN1928-02-23.pdf. Accessed 1 Aug. 2026. This contemporary report identifies J. Frank Rosse and the three Jackson defendants, describes the prosecution following the Michigan Fruit Company bombing, and references Rosse’s earlier trial for killing John Ciardullo. “Rosse Family Again Resorts to Violence.” The Ingham County News, 22 Aug. 1929. Capital Area District Libraries Local History Online, www.cadl.org/lhonline/ICN1929-08-22.pdf. Accessed 1 Aug. 2026. This report documents Frank Rosse’s bombing conviction and 10-to-25-year sentence, Mrs. Rosse’s pending divorce, Harry Rosse’s alleged shooting of her, her neck wound, Harry’s flight, and the discovery of his automobile. REO Town. “Wayback Wednesday: For Over a Decade Now, 1147 S. Washington Avenue in REO Town Has Been Home to Saddleback BBQ.” Facebook, REO Town Commercial Association, www.facebook.com/reotown/posts/1342617594716966. Accessed 1 Aug. 2026. This modern local-history account identifies 1147 South Washington Avenue as the location of Frank Rosse’s fruit stand and presents the broader “Fruit War” interpretation, including the alleged roles of the fruit companies and organized-crime associates. Those portions should remain attributed as later historical claims rather than established court findings. REO Town. “Wayback Wednesday: 1147 S. Washington Avenue.” Instagram, REO Town Commercial Association, www.instagram.com/p/DbYU42nxYVK/. Accessed 1 Aug. 2026.

A lonely stretch of Gratiot Road. A violent rainstorm. And a young woman in a faded yellow raincoat standing motionless on the shoulder. For generations, drivers have shared stories of the Northbound Girl—a mysterious hitchhiker who appears along Gratiot Road when the weather turns dark. Some say she silently accepts a ride before vanishing from the vehicle. Others describe fogged windows, the smell of stagnant water and copper, and a scream that seems to come from another time. Is she the spirit of someone who never made it home? A warning left behind on one of Michigan’s oldest roads? Or is the legend of the Gratiot Road Hitchhiker simply another version of the vanishing-hitchhiker stories told around the world? #GratiotRoad #MichiganLegends #VanishingHitchhiker #MichiganGhostStories #FBombFriday Hosted and produced by Tracy Preston, featuring Todd Preston Researched and written by Todd Preston Original music created exclusively for F-Bomb by Tracy Preston Original artwork by Todd Preston Sound effects from Uppbeat:  Frightend-horror-scream-female-heudek-reverb-delay-3-00-05.mp3 Sources: DeLoye, Logan. “This Is Michigan’s ‘Creepiest’ Legend.” iHeart, 27 Oct. 2022, https://www.iheart.com/content/2022-10-27-this-is-michigans-creepiest-legend/.  University of Detroit Mercy Libraries. “Legend: Knock-Knock Street.” The James T. Callow Computerized Folklore Archive, 12 Apr. 1965, https://libraries.udmercy.edu/archives/special-collections/cfa/index.php?field=keyword&term=GHOST.  University of Detroit Mercy Libraries. “The Legend of Elmwood Cemetary.” The James T. Callow Computerized Folklore Archive, circa 1950, https://libraries.udmercy.edu/archives/special-collections/cfa/index.php?field=keyword&term=GHOST.  “Vanishing Hitchhiker.” Wikipedia: The Free Encyclopedia, Wikimedia Foundation, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vanishing_hitchhiker.  “A Haunting on Gratiot Road: Episode 10.” YouTube, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdH7OAEMsDU.  “A Haunting on Gratiot Road: Episode 11.” YouTube, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2vrWZAlxKs.  “The Ghost Hitchhiker.” Mostly True Stories, YouTube, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YeOB21UeD5k.

This week on Round Robin, we are traveling back to one of television’s most unforgettable destinations—the original Fantasy Island. Tracy, Christine and Nina revisit the mysterious Mr. Roarke, the lovable Tattoo, the glamorous guest-star arrivals and the fantasies that rarely unfolded the way anyone expected. We remember the magic of Saturday-night appointment television, explore the hidden life lessons behind the island’s wishes and ask the ultimate question: What fantasy would each of us request if Mr. Roarke invited us aboard the plane?  Pack carefully, choose your fantasy wisely and remember—on Fantasy Island, every wish may come with a lesson. #FantasyIsland #ThePlaneThePlane #ClassicTelevision #TVNostalgia #RoundRobinPodcast #BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor Hosted and produced by Tracy Preston, featuring Christine and Nina Mulligan. Original music created exclusively for Round Robin by Tracy Preston Original artwork by Todd Preston

Christian Longo appeared to have everything—a devoted wife, three beautiful children, faith, and the promise of a successful future. But behind the carefully crafted image was a lifetime of deception, financial fraud, infidelity, and a desperate need to reinvent himself whenever reality caught up. Malice in the Mitten follows Longo's journey from his years living in Michigan through the collapse of his marriage, the murders of his wife MaryJane and their three young children, the international manhunt that ended in Mexico, and the courtroom battle that exposed one of the most chilling family annihilation cases in modern American history. This episode explores the psychology of deception, family annihilators, identity theft, and the devastating consequences of living a life built on lies—while honoring the memories of MaryJane, Zachery, Sadie, and Madison Longo. At Malice in the Mitten, we believe every victim deserves to be remembered with dignity, compassion, and truth. #MaliceInTheMitten #ChristianLongo #MichiganTrueCrime #FamilyAnnihilator #TrueCrimePodcast Hosted and produced by Tracy Preston, featuring Christine Mulligan Researched and written by Tracy Preston Original music created exclusively for Malice in the Mitten by Tracy Preston Original artwork by Todd Preston Sources: Biography.com. Christian Longo Biography. Finkel, Michael. True Story: Murder, Memoir, Mea Culpa. Harper Perennial, 2005. Oregon Judicial Department. State of Oregon v. Christian Michael Longo, Oregon Supreme Court. Oregon Department of Corrections. Christian Michael Longo Offender Information. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). Historical case information regarding Christian Longo. Court TV Archives. The Trial of Christian Longo. The New York Times. Contemporary reporting on the Longo investigation and prosecution. The Oregonian. Coverage of the Longo investigation, trial, and sentencing. Associated Press. Contemporary reporting on the Longo murders, arrest in Mexico, and court proceedings. IMDb. True Story (2015) film information.