Kristy Kramer
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Become a Paid Subscriber: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kristy-kramer/subscribe My name is Kristy and I am a Michigan girl born and raised. I have always been fascinated with true crime…I love to read books, listen to podcasts and watch documentaries. So when I decided to do my own true crime podcast I figured I would give the victims of Michigan crimes a voice. No crime is too small, no victim is not important. Every story deserves to be told and I’m the girl
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Christy Kramer pairs Michigan case timelines with close attention to conflicting accounts, missing evidence, and the people at the center of each investigation.
Christy Kramer brings Michigan's unsolved disappearances and killings into close, conversational focus. Her solo narration moves through timelines and competing accounts while keeping people such as Jessica Heeringa, Gail Webster, Erik Cross, and Danielle Staslicky central to…
No gas-station cameras; Christy Kramer has you questioning what a distant witness could really see.
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A Michigan missing-person case told with local detail and real urgency.
Christy Kramer threads Shannon Timmerman, Marvin Gabrian, the June letters in Rachel's handwriting from Little Rock, Arkansas, and the uneasy path to the July 5, 1997 discovery in Oxford Lake into a case that stays grounded in place.
A Flint unsolved case anchored by one restaurant, one outfit, and one missing answer.
Christy Kramer frames Matthew Leach's case through a small set of concrete details, and that focus gives the episode its force. She lingers on Colonial Coney Island in Flint on Corona Road, July 24, 1992, and on the clothes he was wearing when he was last seen, turning each fact…
A local true-crime account that stays close to the case and lets the unease linger.
Christy Kramer keeps Michigan Unsolved focused on unsolved cases in Michigan, and this episode gives Gail Webster's killing a plain, steady treatment. It follows Terry Webster back to the apartment, where the deadbolt was unlocked and her mother was found dead on the carpet.
A Michigan missing-person case told with careful details, a messy timeline, and a steady push to verify what happened.
Part Two stays close to the case details and lets them do the work. Sarah checks Danielle Staslicki's apartment after her parents suggest she swing by before work, then finds Danielle's Jeep Renegade right where it should be.
A patient, personal return to the Arthur Ream case, with the abandoned-warehouse raid and its unanswered questions front and center.
Part two of the Arthur Ream case moves past the conviction and into the 2018 raid at the abandoned warehouse, why police went there, and what they say they took from that day.
A grounded Michigan true-crime part one built from texts, place names, and a handwriting match.
Christy Kramer frames this part one around a missing-person case that moves through texts, flowers, a handwritten note later tied by forensic handwriting specialists to Floyd Galloway Jr., and an invitation that lands with a quietly off-kilter feel.
A case-driven Michigan missing-persons episode with a grounded, human perspective.
Christy Kramer treats Jessica Heeringa's disappearance with clear human stakes, and the episode is strongest when it sticks to the practical facts: the gas-station timeline, the missing security cameras, and the customer who noticed something was wrong and called 911.
A Michigan cold case told with grief, local detail, and stubborn uncertainty.
The episode treats the 1984 Michigan homicide as a stubborn local cold case, and the best moments come from how little evidence is left to lean on.
Strange cases, loud banter, no polish.
Behavior, evidence, and accountability.
Courtroom chaos, case updates, sharp reactions.
Case files with a psychological verdict.
True crime, hauntings, horror, and Sunday Scaries.
This episode of Michigan Unsolved covers the 1992 unsolved murder of 22-year-old Matthew Leach in Flint, Michigan.
Christy Kramer opens with a request to keep sharing unsolved Michigan cases.
Christy Kramer opens part two with a direct welcome back.
Christy Kramer opens with a warm check-in.
Christy Kramer opens with a thank-you and the news that Michigan Unsolved has passed 5,002 plays.
Christy Kramer opens by thanking listeners and talking about how much support the show has gotten.
Christy Kramer opens with a personal Michigan check-in before turning to the murder of 48-year-old Gail Webster.
Christy Kramer jumps right back into part two.
Christy Kramer opens with a personal update before moving into Shannon's case.
Christy Kramer opens by reminding listeners that Michigan Unsolved covers unsolved cases of every size.
Christy Kramer opens with a Memorial Day reflection.
Host Kristy Kramer returns to Michigan Unsolved with the case of Laura Wilson, a 16-year-old girl who disappeared in 1972 after going to a corner store in Detroit.
This bonus episode discusses a concerning uptick in missing children in Cleveland, Ohio, with 27 reported in two weeks and 33 in May 2023, highlighting issues like lack of information and sex trafficking.
The host provides an update on a cold case from episode 7, revealing that DNA evidence has linked Charles David Shaw to the murders of Christina Castiglione and Kimberly Lewis-El after 41 years.