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Thumbing Through the Archives

Thumbing Through the Archives

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Join hosts Arica Frisbey, Mike Gallagher and Nick Lien as they cover some of Michigan's most notable historical events, urban legends and oddities.Sanilac Broadcasting Company Biografías y Memorias Ciencias Sociales Crímenes Reales Mundial
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  • The "Passing On" of the Haviland children: Part Two

    The "Passing On" of the Haviland children: Part Two
    Nov 19 2025
    This week, we're diving back into the story of Sarah Haviland, getting into her trial, punishment, and other finer details of the case. While we left off our last episode with a coroner’s jury heading to Sarah’s door on Saturday, December 16, 1865, let us rewind a bit, to the start of that week, and review the actions a mother took in 1865 that turned this story into a tragedy.
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    1 h y 25 m
  • The "Passing On" of the Haviland children: Part One

    The "Passing On" of the Haviland children: Part One
    Nov 12 2025
    When this case took place, the American Civil War had only ended some seven months earlier, and many were trying to make sense of their lives and losses. However, this tragedy happened in a Michigan home seemingly untouched by the war between the states, with the main perpetrator bringing about an event that seemingly made some sense at the time, but makes little sense now. This is the story of spiritualist Sarah Haviland, and the tragic "passing on" of her children in 1865.
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    1 h y 21 m
  • The Bombing (and Survival) of Charlene Dell

    The Bombing (and Survival) of Charlene Dell
    Oct 1 2025
    A little more than two months before Timothy McVeigh and former Decker resident Terry Nichols committed the Oklahoma City Bombing of 1995, there was another bombing that rocked the thumb area. It wasn’t of any government building— in fact, it didn’t target a building, or a group of people, but just one person. That person was Charlene Dell, and as she stepped out of her office that February afternoon, engulfed in flames, no one expected her to come out the other side. But she did, and this is her story.
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    1 h y 21 m
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