A podcast bringing awareness to murders, missing people, and unsolved cases in Canada. Get bonus content on Patreon more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 149 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime |
Join us as we detail the tragic case of Allan Schoenborn. Allan admitted to the heartbreaking killings of his children, Kaitlynne, Max, and Cordon, in 2008. Despite multiple interactions with authorities, the deaths were preventable. Join us as we de... more
In the serene confines of West Vancouver, a shocking crime unfolded, shattering the tranquillity of a wealthy neighbourhood. Li Zhao, a once-prosperous businessman, found himself entangled in a deadly dispute with his business partner, friend, and fa... more
Michelle Mercer disappeared from Edmonton in February 2006. Described as bright, beautiful, and fun-loving, Michelle grappled with addiction, which ultimately led to a transient lifestyle. Despite her challenges, Michelle was deeply loved by her fami... more
In Sparwood, B.C., tragedy struck when Joel Zimbalatti was found dead in his mobile home. Despite months passing since the incident, the details surrounding his death remain veiled in mystery. While one individual fled the scene before authorities ar... more
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Love this podcast! It’s well done and respectfully put together to pay tribute to the victims and their families. I live in the US so I don’t know many of these stories, which is great because many podcasts do the same cases. The only downside is they don’t release episodes too often. I subscribe to patreon so there’s a lot more for patrons to listen to which I understand, they need to be profitable to put the work in. I would recommend subscribing to patreon to anyone, lots more content and no ... more
Very similar in quality to Generation Why and Case File. The only constructive criticism I have is to limit the interviewee clips to only when necessary. People are listening to hear the hosts. The Jeffrey episode was essentially unlistenable.
Sekoh Graeme and Caitlin! Thank you for giving a voice to Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Two-Spirit peoples through your podcast. Your coverage is honest and true, using the correct words to explain the cases: genocide, epidemic and systemic. Thank you also for covering stories of Missing and Murdered Indigenous men and boys. There are not enough true crime podcasts that do this difficult but important work. I consider you both allies. Nia:wen from a Mohawk listener!
At first I was intrigued by this podcast but as time went on it was apparent the hosts are more focused on income generation with their super long, tone deaf ads which quickly go from discussing sensitive topics to advertising bank accounts. Not only that, only stories about the missing are available to non subscribers. While I’m grateful for this, it seems short sighted and tactical. Families who have lost their loved ones to crime also deserve to have their stories told widely and not behind a... more
Poor enunciation, lots of mumbling, and terrible volume swings from loud to quiet throughout episodes. more
Apple Podcasts | #233 | Canada/Top Podcasts |
Apple Podcasts | #54 | Canada/True Crime |
Apple Podcasts | #144 | Russia/True Crime |
Apple Podcasts | #186 | Sweden/True Crime |
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