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Monsters of the Mitten: True Crime, Folklore, and the Unexplained from Michigan's Darkest Corners is a haunting journey through the eerie heart of Michigan-where real murder cases, unsolved disappearances, and long-whispered legends blur the line between history and horror. Split into two parts, the book first dives into chilling true crime: a family butchered in their sleep in Spring Arbor, a spiritualist decapitated in his own Detroit home, a woman who vanished without a trace along I-96. These cases are meticulously researched, narrated with a journalist's precision and a storyteller's dread. Then comes the folklore-haunted trails, ghostly brides, and cursed bridges where locals still whisper about what they've seen (or refuse to see again). Each story is paired with a grounded ""Fact vs. Folklore"" breakdown that separates historical truth from urban myth. Gritty, immersive, and deeply rooted in place, this is a book about the stories that stay buried just beneath the soil-and the ones that don't stay buried at all.

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