True Crime Real Time

Monday, December 22, 1975, was a busy day in Dartmouth, a small eastern Canadian city bordering the Atlantic Ocean. The weather was getting colder, and the nights were at their longest. It had snowed a bit that day, but it was relatively mild for the time of year. Cpl. Eric Spicer had a shift starting at midnight on the 23rd, but there were lots to do before. He was reprising his role as Santa Claus at the annual police club's Children's party for a few hours before going on duty. He loved the holidays and couldn't wait until after his shift to spend the morning with his two little girls, under four. If only they had known, he would be gone a few hours later. Eric Spicer was very involved in his community, not only as a respected police officer but as a kind and helpful person. He spent much time teaching Sunday school and working at various school dances. In addition, he was incredibly kind to the local children, often bringing them balls to play stick hockey. Keith McCallum was preparing for his shift, too, presumedly dressing for the weather and combing his thick dark hair. He worked as a taxi driver for Bob's Taxi and had only been in the Dartmouth/Halifax area for under a year. He was originally from the village of Bible Hill, approximately 96 km (60 miles) north of Halifax. Little did anyone know that their paths would cross shortly within their shifts, and their lives would be cut short by an assailant. This is episode 46, Cpl. Eric Spicer and Keith McCallum's story.

A tragic, violent event took the life of a gregarious mom of 6 one early fall morning almost 50 years ago in the small quaint city of Brantford. No arrests or charges were ever made for her murder. Who could have killed this fun and hardworking woman? This is episode 45, Dina Belanco's story.Music provided by Scout Hurl -Twitter: @scoutlhurt Crime Article & Sources will be listed on the website, as well as additional photos: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/This episode is brought to you in collaboration with MagicMind bringing the world its first productivity drink!These next 10 days, you can get 40% off your subscription at: https://www.magicmind.co/TIMEWith my discount code TIME20

It was the wee hours of the morning; mostly everyone was asleep. It was cold and snowy, and no one was around to witness a young woman's horrible and heinous death in the parking lot behind a building in a fairly residential area. But it was a death six years in the making and could have been prevented. And although changes were made to the system in Ontario because of what happened to our victim, it was a hefty price to pay. Music provided by Scout Hurl -Twitter: @scoutlhurt Crime Article & Sources will be listed on the website, as well as additional photos: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/This episode is brought to you in collaboration with MagicMind bringing the world its first productivity drink!These next 10 days, you can get 40% off your subscription at: https://www.magicmind.co/timeWith my discount code TIME20

One .32 calibre revolver, two general areas, and three 70-year-old unsolved murders taking place on the 13th day of the month. Was there a for hire murder association whose killers only killed on the 13th operating in the area in the 1950s? Music provided by Scout Hurl -Twitter: @scoutlhurt Crime Article & Sources will be listed on the website, as well as additional photos: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/Promo by Brew Crime, a True Crime, Craft Beer and Comedy podcast. https://www.spreaker.com/show/brew-crime-podcast

Jessica was the quintessential small-town girl. Quiet, timid, nice and respectful. She wanted to live her life, have a family and grow old with someone special. Her dreams were seemingly cut short in August 1996. This is part 2 of Jessica Estabrooks' story, Mr. Big.For this episode, I've had the opportunity to speak to both previous owners, Dawn & Tony of the Domino's pizza where Shane and Jessica both worked. At the time Dawn and Tony had younger children at home and Jessica would often care for them as a way of earning additional funds. She was their babysitter. Remember when Jessica told her dad that she wasn't babysitting anymore and was looking for another job? Yes, this couple knew Jessica and Shane a little more than a passing stranger.If anyone has information on the murder of Jessica Estabrooks, please contact the RCMP Major Crime Unit (south) in NB at 1-506-452-3491 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477), should you wish to remain anonymous. Music provided by Scout Hurl -Twitter: @scoutlhurt Crime Article & Sources will be listed on the website, as well as additional photos: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/Feel like supporting the show? For a more extended period, the $1/month option will get you early release, ad-free episodes and frequent behind-the-scenes and location videos, ebook and additional photos. Check out the possibilities at https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=27999414

Let me set the stage for you. Today we're travelling to the southern part of the province of New Brunswick, a small Canadian province the hugs the coast of the Atlantic Ocean. A place where you can take a deep breath and instantly relax as you inhale the salt air. A place where you can glimpse the aurora borealis at the right time of the year. A place surrounded by friendly people…most of the time. Specifically, we're travelling to the city of Moncton and the village of Dorchester, and the stretch of road and waterways between the two. You may have heard of these two places before in a two-part series in season 1 of this podcast. However, our story today remains unresolved and even though the community, family, and law enforcement believe they know what happened, no one has yet been charged, indicted or convicted. I want to remind people that the opinions I might allude to in this episode as well as the opinions of anyone I interview are just that, opinions. It's up to you to decide your own opinion. Anyone that we may refer to has been named or listed by media in the past. They should be considered innocent until proven otherwise in a court of law. But, maybe you the listeners, hold the key in making sure this person gets the chance to potentially be proven otherwise in court.Today's story is about a young woman, Jessica Lynn Estabrooks. You see, Jessica and I have something in common, we're from the same small village. Did I know her? Not really; I've seen her in town, of course, I knew of her, and we rode the same yellow school bus to and from school, during high school. She was a couple of years older than me, and at that age, you're really years apart. But what happened to Jessica affected a whole community, in more ways than one. A community, that despite the maximum-security prison that sat upon the highest hill, felt connected and safe. Of course, the events affected Jessica's family and closest friends the most, how could it not?Music provided by Scout Hurl -Twitter: @scoutlhurt Background music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/ilya-kuznetsov/serenityLicense code: ASJ0S0N3EPDEH8HRCrime Article & Sources will be listed on the website, as well as additional photos: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/Feel like supporting the show? For a more extended period, the $1/month option will get you early release, ad-free episodes and frequent behind-the-scenes and location videos, ebook and additional photos. Check out the possibilities at https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=27999414

A heinous act followed by solid police work. A trial filled with a litany of labels against the victim, leading and tickling conscious or unconscious bias and unjust stereotypes, holding a mirror up to the Canadian populace. Coast to coast outrage, would the Canadian justice system change? This is episode 40, the Yellowhead Inn, Cindy Gladue's story.Cindy met Bradley the evening before. On this evening she, Bradley, and his co-worker Kevin stayed in the hotel lounge at The Yellowhead Inn, where Bradley was staying, until just after the last call. They continued to drink for the rest of the evening. Bradley was showing affection toward Cindy throughout the evening. The three of them left together and walked down the dimly lit hallway towards their respective rooms. This was at 12:42 am on June 22. Cindy was clearly intoxicated. She was swaying as she walked and would grab towards the wall and lean on Bradley several times as they walked down that hall. As they walked down the hall, Bradley asked Kevin if he "wanted a piece of this," referring to Cindy. Kevin declined and told him that he just wanted to eat his food and go to bed. Bradley then said, "Kev, what happens on the road stays on the road; it doesn't get back home."But when the door closed behind Cindy, as she entered that room, it would prove to be a tragic evening, ending her life.Music provided by Scout Hurl -Twitter: @scoutlhurt Crime Article & Sources will be listed on the website, as well as additional photos: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/Feel like supporting the show? For a more extended period, the $1/month option will get you early release, ad-free episodes and frequent behind-the-scenes and location videos, ebook and additional photos. Check out the possibilities at https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=27999414

"I don't think he left that house alive" ~ Dee. It was the end of August, the last day in fact, and Cory's day started like any other...at the gym. He was in a good mood and joking around; he'd lost a few pounds and was going to need to double down on some eating to gain that weight back. But, by the next day, he'd be missing, and the one person he was last with would keep a closed mouth. What happened to Cory Westcott?Nelson Police: (250) 354-3919BC Crime Stoppers: (800) 222-8477 (800-222-TIPS)www.facebook.com/West-Kootenay-Boundary-Crimestoppers-2218167108453346Cory's mom Dee, has also created a go-fund account to raise money to help with additional searches and other investigative tools as may be allowed. Anyone wishing to help her in this regard can visit https://gofund.me/ea0678b1.Featuring a promo for Shonen Flop. Not every manga can make it in Shonen Jump like Dragonball Z, One Piece, or Naruto. Listen in to David and Jordan discussing the mangas that got cancelled, and what they could have done to have stayed afloat instead of becoming a Shonen Flop. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/shonen-flop/id1516326666Music provided by Scout Hurl -Twitter: @scoutlhurt Crime Article & Sources will be listed on the website, as well as additional photos: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/Feel like supporting the show? For a more extended period, the $1/month option will get you early release, ad-free episodes and frequent behind the scenes and location videos, ebook and additional photos. Check out the possibilities at https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=27999414

True Crime Real Time Podcast and Beyond the Rainbow: True Crimes of the LGBT Podcast are presenting this special collaboration on the life, death, and justice of Alexandra Flanagan. A tragedy that struck Barrie Ontario. Her killer alluded justice for several years, and it looked as though the case was going cold. But as they say with still waters, the river runs deep. A lot of work was happening to ensure justice would be served.CJ from Beyond the Rainbow will be telling you about Alexandra and the events leading up to her death and the subsequent investigation. I'll be interviewing Alyssa, as she was friends with Alex, and together we'll be taking you on an audio tour of several key locations pertinent to this case. Beyond the Rainbow: Crimes of the LGBT! : https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/beyond-rainbow-true-crimes-lgbt-oracl3-network/id1476793938Music provided by Scout Hurl -Twitter: @scoutlhurt Crime Article & Sources will be listed on the website, as well as additional photos: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/Feel like supporting the show? For a more extended period, the $1/month option will get you early release, ad-free episodes and frequent behind the scenes and location videos, ebook and additional photos. Check out the possibilities at https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=27999414

Robert Wagner, known as Robbie to his friends and family, is fondly remembered. He was an enterprising and intelligent young man who found himself down a path that may have unknowingly lead to his brutal murder. About 3 weeks before he was viciously struck down, Robbie confided in his brother-in-law that he didn't have much time left in this world. And he didn't. By mid-January, his life would end. The case is cold, but the Major crime unit would move it to the top of their priority list if new information was provided. Anyone with information about this murder is asked to call police at 519-653-7700 ext. 739 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800- 222-TIPS (1-800-222- 8477).Huge thanks to Podcorn for sponsoring this episode. Explore sponsorship opportunities and start monetizing your podcast by signing up here: https://podcorn.com/podcasters/Not a podcaster but looking for interesting and unique ways to expand your brand? Visit www.podcorn.co and start exploring opportunities!Featuring a promo for Beyond the Rainbow: True Crimes of the LGBT! A podcast featuring True Crime Stories of the LGBT community. Remember, "it's not a crime to be gay unless you're a murder." https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/beyond-rainbow-true-crimes-lgbt-oracl3-network/id1476793938Music provided by Scout Hurl -Twitter: @scoutlhurt Crime Article & Sources will be listed on the website, as well as additional photos: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/Feel like supporting the show? For a more extended period, the $1/month option will get you early release, ad-free episodes and frequent behind the scenes and location videos, ebook and additional photos. Check out the possibilities at https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=27999414

She told her husband Alan that she was going to the store to get some candy. She grabbed her gray leather purse, put on her blue leather shoes and her fur-lined denim jacket, the style at the time, and then said goodbye to her husband and three small kids on the chilly October day as she left her house on foot with her shoulder-length brown hair swaying behind her. Little did they know, this would be the last time they would see her alive.This episode is on the unsolved murder of Guelph, Ontario resident Pamilla Harris, a 31-year-old mother of 3. Anyone with information with regards to the assault and murder of Pamilla Harris can call the Waterloo Regional Police at (519) 570-9777 or Crime Stoppers. Remember, the supreme court of Canada guarantees anonymity when you submit a tip to them. Tips can be provided by phone by calling 1-800-222-8477 or online at www.waterloocrimestoppers.comFeaturing a promo for Lady Justice podcast! Lady Justice is a weekly true-crime podcast that takes a look at fascinating cases both past and present.https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/lady-justice-true-crime/id1482252045Music provided by Scout Hurl -Twitter: @scoutlhurt Crime Article & Sources will be listed on the website, as well as additional photos: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/Feel like supporting the show? For a more extended period, the $1/month option will get you early release, ad-free episodes and frequent behind the scenes and location videos, ebook and additional photos. Check out the possibilities at https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=27999414https://shineon.com/products/rrggfo-love-pendant-necklace?variant=32924160819264

She told her husband Alan that she was going to the store to get some candy. She grabbed her gray leather purse, put on her blue leather shoes and her fur-lined denim jacket, the style at the time, and then said goodbye to her husband and three small kids on the chilly October day as she left her house on foot with her shoulder-length brown hair swaying behind her. Little did they know, this would be the last time they would see her alive.This episode is on the unsolved murder of Guelph, Ontario resident Pamilla Harris, a 31-year-old mother of 3. Anyone with information with regards to the assault and murder of Pamilla Harris can call the Waterloo Regional Police at (519) 570-9777 or Crime Stoppers. Remember, the supreme court of Canada guarantees anonymity when you submit a tip to them. Tips can be provided by phone by calling 1-800-222-8477 or online at www.waterloocrimestoppers.comFeaturing a promo for Lady Justice podcast! Lady Justice is a weekly true-crime podcast that takes a look at fascinating cases both past and present.https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/lady-justice-true-crime/id1482252045Music provided by Scout Hurl -Twitter: @scoutlhurt Crime Article & Sources will be listed on the website, as well as additional photos: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/Feel like supporting the show? For a more extended period, the $1/month option will get you early release, ad-free episodes and frequent behind the scenes and location videos, ebook and additional photos. Check out the possibilities at https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=27999414https://shineon.com/products/rrggfo-love-pendant-necklace?variant=32924160819264

Where it all started; Paris, Ontario. Although nowhere near the sophistication and glory that its namesake evokes, a beautiful little town none the less.Its main street hugs the side of the Grand River that runs through it. And, dotted along the river are trendy restaurants and bars. In addition to the charming shops, dentists, insurance brokers, and financial institutions is a cute boutique hotel, each room styled after a famous author.It's easy to forget that this was once the home of a man that became so enthralled with money that he eventually earned the title of Canada's Most Wanted. He even made it to number four on Interpol's list. Featuring a promo for Bea Nostalgic podcast! Take a trip down memory lane. Whether you're an 80s Kid or a 90s Kid, you'll Bea Nostalgic. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bea-nostalgic/id1516171838Music provided by Scout Hurl -Twitter: @scoutlhurt Crime Article & Sources will be listed on the website, as well as additional photos: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/.Feel like supporting the show? For a more extended period, the $1/month option will get you early release, ad-free episodes and frequent behind the scenes and location videos, ebook and additional photos. Check out the possibilities at https://www.patreon.com/user

In April and May of 2019, we produced a two-part series into the disappearance of 25-year-old Brantford, ON Woman, Mary Hammond. Her case is the oldest open unsolved case in Brantford.Mary was a down to earth, fun, young woman, with her whole ahead of her. Her and her boyfriend of 4 years, Larry, had just gotten married in May of that year.We had the opportunity to speak with Mary's niece, Brenda, for this case update episode. Anyone with information regarding Hammond's disappearance is asked to contact a tip line at 519-756-0113, ext. 2800, to leave a voice mail message for investigators or by email at HammondDisappearance@police.brantford.on.caTipsters who wish to remain anonymous are asked to contact Brant- Brantford Crime Stoppers at 519- 750-8477 or 1-800-222-8477. Alternatively, a web tip may be submitted at http://bit.ly/r1Ew0SThis episode is being sponsored by my go-to mobile puzzle game, Best Fiends! My absolute favourite mobile puzzle game out there. Music provided by Scout Hurl -Twitter: @scoutlhurt Crime Article & Sources will be listed on the website, as well as additional photos: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/.Feel like supporting the show? For a more extended period, the $1/month option will get you early release, ad-free episodes and frequent behind the scenes and location videos, ebook and additional photos. Check out the possibilities at https://www.patreon.com/user

About 140 km northeast of Hamilton is a small body of water name "mud lake," which is immediately encircled by swampy land, a rarely travelled road, and minimal residents. This area is surrounded by folklore, a place where people can disappear without a trace, lost to annals of time. But folklore and reality can sometimes bear no commonality. This is episode 33 of True Crime Real-Time, Mud Lake, an update to Monica Chisar's story.Monica was a 29-year-old woman who was living in Hamilton. In the early morning of Wednesday, July 11, 2018, she vanished without a trace. We covered her missing person's case in a two-part series in December 2019. Some developments have happened since then. Today's episode is an update to her disappearance.This episode is being sponsored by my go-to mobile puzzle game, Best Fiends! My absolute favourite mobile puzzle game out there. Music provided by Scout Hurl -Twitter: @ scoutlhurt Indie Podcast promo featuring 'Ye Olde Crime', a podcast where the two hosts discuss the funny, strange, and obscure crimes of yesteryear.OPP & Hamilton Police tip line: 1-855-677-4636. Crime Stopper tip line: 1-800-222-tips (8477) Crime Stopper online: www.cstip.caCrime Article & Sources will be listed on the website, as well as additional photos: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/.Feel like supporting the show? For a more extended period, the $1/month option will get you early release, ad-free episodes and frequent behind the scenes and location videos, ebook and additional photos. Check out the possibilities at https://www.patreon.com/user

Hear the story from the family that is actively looking for her, the struggle to get help from their local police, and what you can do to help bring Ashley Morin Home.$20,000 Dollar Reward to Help bring her home.Exclusive interview with Janine Morin, Ashley's sister and Krista Fox, family spokesperson, conducted by the Occultae Veritatis Podcast. https://www.ovpod.ca/ Tipline Email: shorturl.at/pHKMXSaskatchewan Crime Stoppers: 1-800-222-8477https://www.p3tips.com/tipform.aspx?ID=206#Tiki Laverdiere :https://saskatoon.ctvnews.ca/timeline-a-look-at-the-tiki-laverdiere-homicide-investigation-1.4543609This episode is sponsored by Usual Wines. Go check out their website at www.usualwines.com and use my discount code “CRIME” for $8 off your first order and try your first glass on us!

It was March of 1902. A little over a year since Winston Churchill made his maiden speech. A few months since Theodore Roosevelt renamed the executive mansion as the white house. Three months since the first Nobel prize in physics was awarded to Wilhelm Rontgen for his invention of the x-ray. And, just around the time when many Canadian soldiers were returning from fighting in the Boer war. But James Quirk wasn't one of those returning soldiers. James Quirk was a healthy, somewhat wealthy, good looking man. Then he was murdered! His head was removed by the coroner at the request of the leading detective and was not buried with his body, why? Episode Crime Article, Photos + Sources: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @ scoutlhurtHuge thanks to Best Fiends, my favourite Mobile Puzzle Game, for sponsoring this episode.Are you interested in supporting the show? Feel free to head on over to Patreon and check out the different options.https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27999414&fan_landing=true

On a bright spring day in May of 1974, on the side of a highway in the mountains of British Columbia, a small child of four tiredly walked several feet behind her mother and stepfather, barefoot, dirty and crying, dragging her teddy bear behind her on the gravel shoulder of the Trans-Canada Highway.A passerby, Robert, would pull over and give the family a ride to Vancouver, set them up in a hotel, and get the child's stepfather a job, and take temporary custody of the girl. One morning her mother would come and fetch her and the next time he would hear of the little girl, she'd be dead. The people of the city were terrified and upset. Where was Tricia? What happened to her? Parents started walking their kids to school, and teachers began talking about stranger-danger in the classroom.Joyce gave permission to the Brantford Police Services to tap a phone call she would make to John Wildman from the police station. Here is the transcript of the call:"John: Well, uh, what I can't understand, Joyce, is why you would phone here on Thursday night before anyone knew about Trish and accuse me, and then your friends, Val and them, phone the people downstairs on Saturday Joyce and say the same thing. Joyce: Same thing about what?John: They told Bev and Ron that between them and myself that we killed Trish, and this was on Saturday, Joyce. Now, what in the hell is going on with you and your friends – before anybody even knew what happened."Episode Crime Article, Photos + Sources: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @ scoutlhurtHuge thanks to Podcorn for sponsoring this episode. Explore sponsorship opportunities and start monetizing your podcast by signing up here: https://podcorn.com/podcasters/

Brantford has had its ups and downs, like every other city, and with its highs also comes its lows. Over the next series of mini-sodes, we will be looking at these different lows suffered by the victims and the city. Some will be historical, going back to confederation day, and some will be recent, but all will be within the Brantford Census metropolitan area. This episode recounts the tragic tale of 15-year-old Elisha Mercer. Who's body was found at the bottom of a steep ravine below the Lorne Bridge. Time would pass, and Elisha's murder would go unsolved. But this didn't mean that the police didn't have their suspicions. This is episode 29 of True Crime Real Time – The Horrors of our Past – Part 1 – Elisha Mercer's story.This episode is sponsored by my goto mobile puzzle game, Best Fiends! Download Best Fiends for free on the apple app store or google play!Episode Crime Article, Photos + Sources: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @ scoutlhurt

“This gentleman's fantasies involving torture, dismemberment, and cannibalism with respect to his victims is also consistent with the diagnosis of sexual sadism, as is a history of post-mortem sexually related activities. […] This gentleman's history suggests to me that this gentleman could be [..] managed on a medium secure unit, with respect to both aggressive behaviour and elopement risk.” ~ Dr. Phillip KlassenAbout a month after Russell Johnson Silently killed Alice Ralston in Guelph, there was another killer out there, operating at the same time, once again victimizing women and girls, in London, ON's census metropolitan area. Russell Johnson and this killer would have a couple of things in common. Let's go back another time to the 1970s in London, ON and surrounding area as we explore the crimes and terror committed by yet another serial killer in that area. This is episode 28 of True Crime Real Time – London's Sordid Past – Part 3 – The Mad Slasher.Huge thanks to Podcorn for sponsoring this episode. Explore sponsorship opportunities and start monetizing your podcast by signing up here: https://podcorn.com/podcasters/

About 200 km west of Toronto, lies the smaller city of London, On, nicknamed forest city and its surrounding areas. This city has been connected to major metropolitan areas by freeways and highways since 1956, yet still separated and urban. The city is beautiful and surrounded by nature. But London has a dark and haunted past. We will be exploring a part of this dark and sordid past over a series of epsiodes. Travel with me today to 1973 in London & Guelph, ON, and the surrounding area. This is episode #27 of True Crime Real Time, London's Sordid Past – Part 2, The Bedroom Strangler.Episode Crime Article, Photos + Sources:https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @ scoutlhurtEpisode sponsored by Best Fiends, my go-to mobile puzzle game!Podcast Promo: Apple for the Teacher - True Crime Stories in the School System!Cover photo courtesy of The Edmonton Post.

About 200 km west of Toronto, lies the smaller city of London, On, nicknamed forest city and its surrounding areas. This city has been connected to major metropolitan areas by freeways and highways since 1956, yet still separated and urban. The area is a perfect market test area as it is so average, the economy, the demographics. It's a beautiful location, surrounded by nature. But London has a dark and haunted past. We will be exploring a part of this dark and sordid past within the next few episodes. Travel with me today to 1969 in London, ON, and the surrounding area. This is episode #26 of True Crime Real Time, London's Sordid Past – Part 1, The Chambermaid Killer.Episode Crime Article, Photos + Sources: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @ scoutlhurtCover photo courtesy of The Windsor Star.

Episode #25 features cases from 6 different podcasts!True Crime LabEat CrimeMad of BadTrue Crime and Wine TimeMurder and MoreAnd yours truly!

“Nothing adds up about the deaths of Casey and Caleb. It’s quite clear the Royal Anguilla Police’s first priority was simply to make the deaths go away.”~ T.J. Ward (P.I.)Changing stories of what actually happened that fateful evening. A refusal of four witnesses to participate in the coronial inquest. Missing documentation. Those outspoken silenced. Unexplained injuries. Will there be justice for Casey and Caleb?This episode is being sponsored by Best Fiends, #1 rate mobile puzzle game.Episode Crime Article + Sources: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @ scoutlhurtJustice for Casey and Caleb Go Fund Me: https://gf.me/u/vtzm73TJ Ward (PI) and Associates Website: https://www.tjwardpi.com/

Some updates & podcast announcements. I want your input. Give a listen on what to expect in the near future and have your say! We have had several case suggestions. This episode goes over some details of each case suggestion. You can then visit the facebook group and have your say - vote, comment, and discuss!Also, some news about upcoming endeavours and information on the next episode!.Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/292379414973226/

About 200 km west of Toronto, lies the smaller city of London, On, nicknamed forest city and its surrounding areas. This city has been connected to major metropolitan areas by freeways and highways since 1956, yet still separated and urban. The city is beautiful and surrounded by nature. But London has a dark and haunted past. We will be exploring a part of this dark and sordid past over a series of epsiodes. Travel with me today to 1973 in London & Guelph, ON, and the surrounding area. This is episode #27 of True Crime Real Time, London's Sordid Past – Part 2, The Bedroom Strangler.Episode Crime Article, Photos + Sources: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @ scoutlhurtEpisode sponsored by Best Fiends, my go-to mobile puzzle game!Podcast Promo: Apple for the Teacher - True Crime Stories in the School System!Cover photo courtesy of The Edmonton Post.

About 200 km west of Toronto, lies the smaller city of London, On, nicknamed forest city and its surrounding areas. This city has been connected to major metropolitan areas by freeways and highways since 1956, yet still separated and urban. The area is a perfect market test area as it is so average, the economy, the demographics. It's a beautiful location, surrounded by nature. But London has a dark and haunted past. We will be exploring a part of this dark and sordid past within the next few episodes. Travel with me today to 1969 in London, ON, and the surrounding area. This is episode #26 of True Crime Real Time, London's Sordid Past – Part 1, The Chambermaid Killer.Episode Crime Article, Photos + Sources: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @ scoutlhurtCover photo courtesy of The Windsor Star.

Episode #25 features cases from 6 different podcasts! True Crime LabEat CrimeMad of BadTrue Crime and Wine TimeMurder and MoreAnd yours truly!

“Nothing adds up about the deaths of Casey and Caleb. It's quite clear the Royal Anguilla Police's first priority was simply to make the deaths go away.”~ T.J. Ward (P.I.)Changing stories of what actually happened that fateful evening. A refusal of four witnesses to participate in the coronial inquest. Missing documentation. Those outspoken silenced. Unexplained injuries. Will there be justice for Casey and Caleb?This episode is being sponsored by Best Fiends, #1 rate mobile puzzle game. Episode Crime Article + Sources: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @ scoutlhurtJustice for Casey and Caleb Go Fund Me: https://gf.me/u/vtzm73TJ Ward (PI) and Associates Website: https://www.tjwardpi.com/

Some updates & podcast announcements. I want your input. Give a listen on what to expect in the near future and have your say! We have had several case suggestions. This episode goes over some details of each case suggestion. You can then visit the facebook group and have your say - vote, comment, and discuss!Also, some news about upcoming endeavours and information on the next episode!.Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/292379414973226/

What happens when someone is sentenced following a criminal event in Canada? What systems are in place and who take on this sometimes dangerous job? For this episode we briefly cover the history of the Canadian correctional system and discuss the current system, including all types of initial testing that offenders take at intake in order to create a rehabilitation plan! This episode is being sponsored by Leaner Creamer, your coffee's new best friend! All True Crime Real Time listeners get a 15% discount by using promo code REAL15. Visit: https://leanercreamer.com/discount/REAL15 Episode Crime Article + Sources: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/ Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @ scoutlhurt Stay tuned near the end for a special podcast promo from Sooner State True Crime, a True Crime Podcast about Crime in Oklahoma!

The charred remains of Philip Lake were discovered the morning of Monday, January 6th, 1936 by neighbour and fellow settler Otto Blakeney, who was on his way to see Philip for some provisions. After discovering Philip’s partially cremated body, Otto frantically searched the smouldering ruins for Philip’s wife and two small children. After only finding Philip and the skeleton of their cat what was left of the family’s two room cabin, he started searching the surrounding property. About 200 yards away, near Ballast Pit Road, lay the nearly nude body of Bertha Lake with a halo of blood drenched in the snow surrounding her. Her arms outstretched as though searching for her babies and a little further from that was the frozen body of little Jackie Lake, left to die in the freezing temperatures. This is episode 21 of True Crime Real Time, Part 2 of the Lake Family Tragedy – Extortion & Murder in the backwoods. Episode Crime Article + Sources: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/ Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @ scoutlhurt This episode is sponsored by podcorn.com, a market place connection brands and podcasts for innovative advertisement. Want to get your name out there in a personal and innovative way? Check www.podcorn.com I am publishing my very first episode on the Canadian Correctional System on Patreon and research is underway on the second patreon episode which will cover the very last 2 people executed in Canada before Capital Punishment was abolished. If you want to listen to exclusive episodes, add free and early release episodes head over to patreon.com, there are several different options ranging from armchair detective to co-producer. Interested in becoming a patron? https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27999414

What happens when someone is sentenced following a criminal event in Canada? What systems are in place and who take on this sometimes dangerous job? For this episode we briefly cover the history of the Canadian correctional system and discuss the current system, including all types of initial testing that offenders take at intake in order to create a rehabilitation plan!This episode is being sponsored by Leaner Creamer, your coffee's new best friend! All True Crime Real Time listeners get a 15% discount by using promo code REAL15.Visit: https://leanercreamer.com/discount/REAL15Episode Crime Article + Sources: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @ scoutlhurtStay tuned near the end for a special podcast promo from Sooner State True Crime, a True Crime Podcast about Crime in Oklahoma!

The charred remains of Philip Lake were discovered the morning of Monday, January 6th, 1936 by neighbour and fellow settler Otto Blakeney, who was on his way to see Philip for some provisions. After discovering Philip's partially cremated body, Otto frantically searched the smouldering ruins for Philip's wife and two small children. After only finding Philip and the skeleton of their cat what was left of the family's two room cabin, he started searching the surrounding property. About 200 yards away, near Ballast Pit Road, lay the nearly nude body of Bertha Lake with a halo of blood drenched in the snow surrounding her. Her arms outstretched as though searching for her babies and a little further from that was the frozen body of little Jackie Lake, left to die in the freezing temperatures. This is episode 21 of True Crime Real Time, Part 2 of the Lake Family Tragedy – Extortion & Murder in the backwoods. Episode Crime Article + Sources: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @ scoutlhurtThis episode is sponsored by podcorn.com, a market place connection brands and podcasts for innovative advertisement. Want to get your name out there in a personal and innovative way? Check www.podcorn.com I am publishing my very first episode on the Canadian Correctional System on Patreon and research is underway on the second patreon episode which will cover the very last 2 people executed in Canada before Capital Punishment was abolished. If you want to listen to exclusive episodes, add free and early release episodes head over to patreon.com, there are several different options ranging from armchair detective to co-producer. Interested in becoming a patron? https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27999414

New Years came and went and the Lake family celebrated with friend and neighbour, Otto Blakeney, in their 2-room cabin. It was winter, and a blanket of snow covered the ground. Nothing that outdoorsman and woodcutter Otto couldn’t handle. Besides, Philip and Bertha Lake had two small children at home, 21-month-old Jack and 6-month-old Betty, so it was easier for Otto to come to them. The day together ended and Otto went home and the Lake family continued on with their daily grind. The sun rose on Monday, January 6 1936, Otto peered the bellowing smoke beyond the horizon, coming from the general direction of his friend and neighbour. This is episode 19 of True Crime Real Time, Extortion & Murder in the Backwoods, Part 1 of the Lake family’s story Episode Crime Article + Sources: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/ Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @ scoutlhurt And as a February special, we worked with Ballsy on this episode. Tired of getting lame gifts for the guys in your life? Check out ballwash.com True Crime Real Time listeners get an additional 20% off by using code: REAL20! I am publishing my very first episode on the Canadian Correctional System on Patreon and research is underway on the second patreon episode which will cover the very last 2 people executed in Canada before Capital Punishment was abolished. If you want to listen to exclusive episodes, add free and early release episodes head over to patreon.com, there are several different options ranging from armchair detective to co-producer. Interested in becoming a patron? https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27999414

The mail was starting to pile for Gail on the hall table. On Wednesday there were 2 letters, on Thursday there was a small parcel and some small mail. But none of the items were picked up. This was odd, Gail always picked her mail. She was supposed to be at work but hadn’t showed up there either. Her work place called her landlord, asking if he knew where she was. Gerry, her landlord, said he would check on her apartment as she also hadn’t picked up her mail. He went up stairs and as he knocked on Gail’s door, it swung open, revealing a crime that will be forever engraved in Gerry’s mind. Featuring Podcast True Crime & Wine Time, a podcast hosted by Teri Dusold, covering compelling true crime cases coupled with her passion for exploring and enjoying new wines. Episode Crime Article + Sources: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/ Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @ scoutlhurt This episode is sponsored by 'Best Fiends', the 5 star rated puzzle game! And as a February special, we worked with Ballsy on this episode. Tired of getting lame gifts for the guys in your life? Check out ballwash.com True Crime Real Time listeners get an additional 20% off by using code: REAL20! I am publishing my very first episode on the Canadian Correctional System on Patreon and research is underway on the second patreon episode which will cover the very last 2 people executed in Canada before Capital Punishment was abolished. If you want to listen to exclusive episodes, add free and early release episodes head over to patreon.com, there are several different options ranging from armchair detective to co-producer. Interested in becoming a patron? https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27999414

It was a beautiful warm autumn day and Josie was running late leaving the house for school. Her brother Waldo did not feel like waiting, so he left ahead of her. At 8:30 AM Josie grabbed her school book said her goodbyes and left the home smiling as she started walking to school. She never made it to school. Her mutilated & decapitated body lay in the bushes in the most secluded part of her route, leading law enforcement to believe the attack was pre-meditated. Her head was only found the following day wrapped in a the cape that she had been wearing and having the earrings cut from her ears. What happened to Josie? Was her murderer ever caught? Episode followed by special interview with Paulette Breau, author of 'Never at Ease'. A book outlining her ups and downs as she navigates the 30 years with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Never at Ease Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/pilotbreau/ Never at Ease Book: https://www.amazon.ca/Never-at-Ease-Memoir-Mountie/dp/1525557599/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=never+at+ease&qid=1580322591&sr=8-1 Featuring Podcast Morbidology, a weekly true crime podcast created and hosted by Emily G. Thompson, Morbidology takes an in-depth look at some of the world's most heinous murders. Episode Crime Article + Sources: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/ Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @ scoutlhurt I am publishing my very first episode on the Canadian Correctional System on Patreon and research is underway on the second patreon episode which will cover the very last 2 people executed in Canada before Capital Punishment was abolished. If you want to listen to exclusive episodes, add free and early release episodes head over to patreon.com, there are several different options ranging from armchair detective to co-producer. Interested in becoming a patron? https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27999414

New Years came and went and the Lake family celebrated with friend and neighbour, Otto Blakeney, in their 2-room cabin. It was winter, and a blanket of snow covered the ground. Nothing that outdoorsman and woodcutter Otto couldn't handle. Besides, Philip and Bertha Lake had two small children at home, 21-month-old Jack and 6-month-old Betty, so it was easier for Otto to come to them. The day together ended and Otto went home and the Lake family continued on with their daily grind. The sun rose on Monday, January 6 1936, Otto peered the bellowing smoke beyond the horizon, coming from the general direction of his friend and neighbour. This is episode 19 of True Crime Real Time, Extortion & Murder in the Backwoods, Part 1 of the Lake family's storyEpisode Crime Article + Sources: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @ scoutlhurtAnd as a February special, we worked with Ballsy on this episode. Tired of getting lame gifts for the guys in your life? Check out ballwash.com True Crime Real Time listeners get an additional 20% off by using code: REAL20!I am publishing my very first episode on the Canadian Correctional System on Patreon and research is underway on the second patreon episode which will cover the very last 2 people executed in Canada before Capital Punishment was abolished. If you want to listen to exclusive episodes, add free and early release episodes head over to patreon.com, there are several different options ranging from armchair detective to co-producer. Interested in becoming a patron? https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27999414

The mail was starting to pile for Gail on the hall table. On Wednesday there were 2 letters, on Thursday there was a small parcel and some small mail. But none of the items were picked up. This was odd, Gail always picked her mail. She was supposed to be at work but hadn't showed up there either. Her work place called her landlord, asking if he knew where she was. Gerry, her landlord, said he would check on her apartment as she also hadn't picked up her mail. He went up stairs and as he knocked on Gail's door, it swung open, revealing a crime that will be forever engraved in Gerry's mind. Featuring Podcast True Crime & Wine Time, a podcast hosted by Teri Dusold, covering compelling true crime cases coupled with her passion for exploring and enjoying new wines.Episode Crime Article + Sources: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @ scoutlhurtThis episode is sponsored by 'Best Fiends', the 5 star rated puzzle game!And as a February special, we worked with Ballsy on this episode. Tired of getting lame gifts for the guys in your life? Check out ballwash.com True Crime Real Time listeners get an additional 20% off by using code: REAL20!I am publishing my very first episode on the Canadian Correctional System on Patreon and research is underway on the second patreon episode which will cover the very last 2 people executed in Canada before Capital Punishment was abolished. If you want to listen to exclusive episodes, add free and early release episodes head over to patreon.com, there are several different options ranging from armchair detective to co-producer. Interested in becoming a patron? https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27999414

It was a beautiful warm autumn day and Josie was running late leaving the house for school. Her brother Waldo did not feel like waiting, so he left ahead of her. At 8:30 AM Josie grabbed her school book said her goodbyes and left the home smiling as she started walking to school.She never made it to school. Her mutilated & decapitated body lay in the bushes in the most secluded part of her route, leading law enforcement to believe the attack was pre-meditated. Her head was only found the following day wrapped in a the cape that she had been wearing and having the earrings cut from her ears. What happened to Josie? Was her murderer ever caught? Episode followed by special interview with Paulette Breau, author of 'Never at Ease'. A book outlining her ups and downs as she navigates the 30 years with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Never at Ease Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/pilotbreau/Never at Ease Book: https://www.amazon.ca/Never-at-Ease-Memoir-Mountie/dp/1525557599/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=never+at+ease&qid=1580322591&sr=8-1Featuring Podcast Morbidology, a weekly true crime podcast created and hosted by Emily G. Thompson, Morbidology takes an in-depth look at some of the world's most heinous murders. Episode Crime Article + Sources: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @ scoutlhurtI am publishing my very first episode on the Canadian Correctional System on Patreon and research is underway on the second patreon episode which will cover the very last 2 people executed in Canada before Capital Punishment was abolished. If you want to listen to exclusive episodes, add free and early release episodes head over to patreon.com, there are several different options ranging from armchair detective to co-producer. Interested in becoming a patron? https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27999414

It was a beautiful day. Bright, sunny & warm. A true mark that spring was soon turning into summer. A feeling of unspoken promise. It was Bonnie’s 45th birthday, wedding anniversary and the Monday of a long weekend. Little did she know her husband Gary was planning a small get together for her later that day. Everyone was home, Gary was waiting for a friend to pick him up so they can go pick up a cake for Bonnie’s birthday. Bonnie quietly slipped out of the house shortly before 11 AM, only to be found broken and bruised at the end of a neighbour’s driveway just around the corner 10 – 15 minutes or so later. This is episode 16, Bruised and Broken, Bonnie Tatti’s story. Episode Crime Article + Sources: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/ Hamilton Police: https://hamiltonpolice.on.ca/contact Crime Stoppers: https://crimestoppershamilton.com/ Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @ scoutlhurt I am publishing my very first episode on the Canadian Correctional System on Patreon and research is underway on the second patreon episode which will cover the very last 2 people executed in Canada before Capital Punishment was abolished. If you want to listen to exclusive episodes, add free and early release episodes head over to patreon.com, there are several different options ranging from armchair detective to co-producer. Interested in becoming a patron? https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27999414

It was a beautiful day. Bright, sunny & warm. A true mark that spring was soon turning into summer. A feeling of unspoken promise. It was Bonnie's 45th birthday, wedding anniversary and the Monday of a long weekend. Little did she know her husband Gary was planning a small get together for her later that day. Everyone was home, Gary was waiting for a friend to pick him up so they can go pick up a cake for Bonnie's birthday. Bonnie quietly slipped out of the house shortly before 11 AM, only to be found broken and bruised at the end of a neighbour's driveway just around the corner 10 – 15 minutes or so later. This is episode 16, Bruised and Broken, Bonnie Tatti's story.Episode Crime Article + Sources: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/Hamilton Police: https://hamiltonpolice.on.ca/contactCrime Stoppers: https://crimestoppershamilton.com/Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @ scoutlhurtI am publishing my very first episode on the Canadian Correctional System on Patreon and research is underway on the second patreon episode which will cover the very last 2 people executed in Canada before Capital Punishment was abolished. If you want to listen to exclusive episodes, add free and early release episodes head over to patreon.com, there are several different options ranging from armchair detective to co-producer. Interested in becoming a patron? https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27999414

He had already been driving for 8 hours and on the road for longer. He needed sleep. He had left his home in Flint, Michigan sometime either the late evening of Thursday April 7th or the very early hours of Friday April 8th, 1994. He was scheduled to drive to the American Axle and Manufacturing plant in buffalo, NY where he was to pick up a cargo shipment of automotive axles to deliver to the now defunct GMC truck & bus plant in Pontiac, Michigan. He made it to the American Axle & Manufacturing plant, he picked up his cargo, but he never made it home.This is episode 15 "The Open Road" - Michael Lovejoy's Story. Crime Stoppers Video referenced in this episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5cTXUjzMwwBrantford Police: https://www.brantfordpolice.ca/contact-usCrime Stoppers: https://crimestoppers-brant.ca/Sources listed at : https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @scoutlhurtEpisode Sponsor: Best FiendsSpecial Thank you to my New Patreon Supporters:Research Assistant: Wendy SandersCo-Producer: JT HosackInterested in becoming a patron? https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27999414

He had already been driving for 8 hours and on the road for longer. He needed sleep. He had left his home in Flint, Michigan sometime either the late evening of Thursday April 7th or the very early hours of Friday April 8th, 1994. He was scheduled to drive to the American Axle and Manufacturing plant in buffalo, NY where he was to pick up a cargo shipment of automotive axles to deliver to the now defunct GMC truck & bus plant in Pontiac, Michigan. He made it to the American Axle & Manufacturing plant, he picked up his cargo, but he never made it home. This is episode 14 "The Open Road" - Michael Lovejoy's Story. Crime Stoppers Video referenced in this episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5cTXUjzMww Brantford Police: https://www.brantfordpolice.ca/contact-us Crime Stoppers: https://crimestoppers-brant.ca/ Sources listed at : https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/ Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @scoutlhurt Episode Sponsor: Best Fiends Interested in becoming a patron? https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27999414

It had been a few days since 28 year old Monica Chisar had returned home from an overseas trip to Portugal. Back in Canada and back at work, a friend gave her a lift after a late shift and dropped her off close to where she was staying. This friend dropped her off at an empty parking lot of a beer store, some 100-200 meters from the apartment building where she was allegedly staying, just after midnight on Wednesday, July 11, 2018. This is the last time anyone has reported seeing or hearing from Monica. In the 1.5 years since her disappearance there have no sightings of Monica as well as no online activity. This is episode 13 "The Bohemian" - Part 1 of Monica Chisar's Story. Hamilton Police: https://hamiltonpolice.on.ca/contact Crime Stoppers: https://crimestoppershamilton.com/ Sources listed at : https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/ Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @ scoutlhurt Featuring the Podcast Promo from: 'Brew Crime Podcast, Brew Crime is the brain child of both Beck and Mike. They are a True Crime, Craft Beer and Comedy podcast. Join them as they pair great tasting beer with all kinds of messed up stories.

It had been a few days since 28 year old Monica Chisar had returned home from an overseas trip to Portugal. Back in Canada and back at work, a friend gave her a lift after a late shift and dropped her off close to where she was staying. This friend dropped her off at an empty parking lot of a beer store, some 100-200 meters from the apartment building where she was allegedly staying, just after midnight on Wednesday, July 11, 2018. This is the last time anyone has reported seeing or hearing from Monica. In the 1.5 years since her disappearance there have no sightings of Monica as well as no online activity. We speak to Monica's sister in this episode as well as a special guest from Hamilton Crime Stoppers. This is episode 14 "You Can Be a Hammertown Hero" - Part 2 of Monica Chisar's Story. Crime Stoppers Video referenced in this episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5cTXUjzMwwHamilton Police: https://hamiltonpolice.on.ca/contactCrime Stoppers: https://crimestoppershamilton.com/Sources listed at : https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @ scoutlhurtFeaturing the Podcast Promo from: 'True Crime Lab', Join Jay and Rudeboy as they cover the well-known and the lesser known true crime and have fun along the way. Interested in becoming a patron? https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27999414

It had been a few days since 28 year old Monica Chisar had returned home from an overseas trip to Portugal. Back in Canada and back at work, a friend gave her a lift after a late shift and dropped her off close to where she was staying. This friend dropped her off at an empty parking lot of a beer store, some 100-200 meters from the apartment building where she was allegedly staying, just after midnight on Wednesday, July 11, 2018. This is the last time anyone has reported seeing or hearing from Monica. In the 1.5 years since her disappearance there have no sightings of Monica as well as no online activity. We speak to Monica's sister in this episode as well as a special guest from Hamilton Crime Stoppers. This is episode 14 "You Can Be a Hammertown Hero" - Part 2 of Monica Chisar's Story. Crime Stoppers Video referenced in this episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5cTXUjzMww Hamilton Police: https://hamiltonpolice.on.ca/contact Crime Stoppers: https://crimestoppershamilton.com/ Sources listed at : https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/ Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @ scoutlhurt Featuring the Podcast Promo from: 'True Crime Lab', Join Jay and Rudeboy as they cover the well-known and the lesser known true crime and have fun along the way. Interested in becoming a patron? https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27999414

It had been a few days since 28 year old Monica Chisar had returned home from an overseas trip to Portugal. Back in Canada and back at work, a friend gave her a lift after a late shift and dropped her off close to where she was staying. This friend dropped her off at an empty parking lot of a beer store, some 100-200 meters from the apartment building where she was allegedly staying, just after midnight on Wednesday, July 11, 2018. This is the last time anyone has reported seeing or hearing from Monica. In the 1.5 years since her disappearance there have no sightings of Monica as well as no online activity. This is episode 13 "The Bohemian" - Part 1 of Monica Chisar's Story. Hamilton Police: https://hamiltonpolice.on.ca/contactCrime Stoppers: https://crimestoppershamilton.com/Sources listed at : https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @ scoutlhurtFeaturing the Podcast Promo from: 'Brew Crime Podcast, Brew Crime is the brain child of both Beck and Mike. They are a True Crime, Craft Beer and Comedy podcast. Join them as they pair great tasting beer with all kinds of messed up stories.Interested in becoming a patron? https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27999414

When Thelma was 75, she moved into a 1-bedroom subsidized city-housing apartment geared towards “at risk” seniors who were still mostly independent. She lived there alone . The lack of security at the city housing buildings have led to increased violence and drug dealings. She was murdered and discovered 2 days later. December 2nd will mark the 15-year anniversary of Thelma’s death and her children and family still don’t have answers. What would drive someone to viciously beat and kill at 79-year-old woman? Music provided by Scoutyboy Twitter: @ scoutlhurt Featuring the Podcast Promos from: 'Cynema', hosted by B. Harrison Smith, not a film review podcast but rather a review of the Effects of Cynicism on our Entertainment and 'Beyond The Rainbow; True Crime Stories of the LGBT community

Ted's body was found floating in the Grand River in Brantford, Ontario on June 27th, 1975. The cause of death was confirmed to be drowning, but the police didn't initially investigate as they determine the manner of death was accidental whilst Ted was swimming... None of these early conclusions made sense. When the police finally re-opened the case in 2003, the entire original case file has been destroyed. in this episode we cover what facts we do know and interview on the two people who found Ted's body on that Friday. Source material for policy information in the 1970's in Brantford: http://www.jjackowetz.com/blog/2018/5/16/brantford-in-the-1970s-post-21

On Friday July 27, 1975 two teenage boys out for a walk along the many trails peppered throughout Brantford, Ontario, discovered the body of Edward (Teddy) Chadwick floating in the Grand River. Edward wasn't known to swim, having suffered damage to a leg and arm as a result of a very bad car accident in 1966, which left him in a coma for 6 weeks. His body was pulled from the river, and although he suffered some injuries, such as a bloody nose, his cause of death was drowning. The family believe they know what happened, but no one is talking and his Fiancee is still heartbroken with no closure in sight Sources: Brantford Expositor, July 28, 1975 Article Brantford Expositor, July 30, 1975 Article Brantford Expositor, October 29, 2005 Interviews and information from police original podcast content. website: www.truecrimerealtimepod.com Brantford Police: (519) 756-7050