
The Mile Zero Murders investigates the baffling wave of disappearances and murders in the small town of Dawson Creek, B.C., a community struggling with a deadly local drug trade. Host Timothy Sawa explores missing person cases like that of Cole Hosack and Renee Didier, pursuing leads from grieving families, reluctant authorities and the drug dealers themselves. The question that drives this series... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 324 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Host Timothy Sawa is onto Tanner Murray. That same week, a dead body is found in the back of a pickup truck – Dawson Creek’s first suspicious murder in a year. Tim shifts his focus to the prime suspect of the latest murder, who is surprisingly frank ... more
Verna Cardinal recounts the last hours she had with her granddaughter, Renee Didier. She also offers a new lead – a person who knows who Renee was with the night of her disappearance. Different people then point to the same person as someone who conn... more
The remains of two missing people are found. A father comes forward with new information about his daughter’s murder. His tip leads to a story about a well-known double murder at one of Dawson Creek’s notorious trailer parks. How do the murders of Ti... more
A man passing through Dawson Creek, B.C. for New Years Eve 2023 disappears. Cole Hosack is the 8th person to go missing from the small town in the past two years. This incident starts getting media attention on this unassuming town – what is going on... more
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Thanks for this fascinating deep dive; my kudos to the Akron OH (& Boulder, CO) defense attorneys for their “spidey” sense and questioning of Adam Mosher and his AI/internet tactics and credentials!
Lasted one episode. Arlene’s theatrical, over dramatic narration was so annoying. A shame as it seemed interesting. Why talk like that when she speaks normally in the recordings?
I have enjoyed all seasons of this podcast but I am having a hard time listening to the narrator trying to get information from a clearly intoxicated person. The host stated he watched him use cocaine, watched him heavily drink in front of him all while recording. In the profession I am familiar with, it’s not okay to have a session with someone who is intoxicated.
I guess it is okay with journalism ethics but man, it is hard to listen to a wasted man, who is lonely and in pain (the host ... more
A must listen. The outstanding Investigative Journalism, dedication and bravery required to give voices to the most vulnerable and god willing, make an impactful difference deserves awards. Congratulations to the team and prayers for Dawson Creek.
This was horrible. As someone that has been close friend of the family for nearly 20 years and been there from the beginning I can say confidently there was little to no fact checking done. Cole’s EX who what interviewed for this is a known lier and most of what she said was fails and has been proven so. Just lies and hearsay. All this podcast did was reopen wounds for those that actually love Cole, spread misinformation about him and his case, and give us one more thing to try and shield his y... more
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A hard-hitting true crime series focused on missing persons and serial violence in small-town Canada, often exploring how drug trade, policing, and community dynamics shape justice. Episodes mix on-the-ground reporting with personal testimonies from families, investigators, and local experts to illuminate systemic gaps and accountability questions. A standout is the consistent, immersive approach to long-form cases, often featuring a central host guiding deep dives into local history, law enforcement responses, and the human costs of crime. This show is likely to appeal to listeners who crave rigorous investigation, factual storytelling, and nuanced discussions about justice, governance, and community resilience.
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