Between 2010 and 2017, Toronto’s LGBTQ+ community was gripped by fear as men from the city’s Church-Wellesley Village began to disappear without a trace. At the center of the investigation was Bruce McArthur, a seemingly ordinary landscaper hiding a horrifying double life.

This is a story of deception, systemic failures, and the fight for justice in the face of unthinkable betrayal.

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In July 1985, 8-year-old Nicole Morin left her Toronto apartment to meet a friend at the pool… and was never seen again. With no signs of struggle and no confirmed sightings, Nicole’s disappearance became one of Canada’s most enduring missing child cases — and a heartbreaking mystery that remains unsolved nearly four decades later.What really happened to Nicole Morin?Despite countless leads, tips, and efforts over the years, her fate remains unknown — but her story is far from forgotten.🔔 Follow, share, and rate this episode to help bring continued attention to missing persons cases like Nicole’s — because someone, somewhere, knows something.Can you solve a case? Challenge your detective skills with these fun games:M*rder Mystery Case Files: https://amzn.to/4krSIBtNational Parks Trail of Secrets: https://amzn.to/44d8B9ZCryptic K*llers - M*rder Mystery: https://amzn.to/4lw0takWant more? Listen to my podcast on Spotify, Apple, Amazon and YouTube: https://beacons.ai/crimetime911withmelContent Warning: The following section discusses disturbing subject matter, which may be triggering for some. Discretion is advised.Disclaimer: The content of this episode is for entertainment purposes only. It is based on publicly available information, and I am not a licensed professional. All situations and individuals discussed are alleged unless otherwise stated.#truecrime #truecrimecommunity #truecrimestory #truecrimestories #crime #crimestory #crimepodcast #truecrimepodcast

It was a cold November night in Victoria, British Columbia…

Emma Fillipoff was last seen barefoot, confused, and alone outside. Then—she vanished without a trace.

No struggle. No signs. No answers.

Just a haunting trail of contradictions, eerie sightings, and a mother’s desperate search that continues to this day.

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In this episode, we dive into one of Prince Edward Island’s most haunting and enduring mysteries — the unsolved death of Byron Carr, a beloved schoolteacher whose life was taken in 1988. Over three decades later, the case is still not fully closed.

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Content Warning: The following section discusses disturbing subject matter, which may be triggering for some readers. Discretion is advised.

Disclaimer: The content of this episode is for entertainment purposes only. It is based on publicly available information, and I am not a licensed professional. All situations and individuals discussed are alleged unless otherwise stated.

The Mysterious Case of Vicki Sicurella | A Cold Case with No Charges

Uncover the perplexing story of Vicki Sicurella, found unresponsive in her Hamilton townhouse in December 1991.

What began as a seemingly routine evening—groceries unpacked, young son waiting—unraveled into one of the most baffling cold cases in Southern Ontario

On December 6, 1989, a devastating act of gender-based violence unfolded at École Polytechnique in Montreal, claiming the lives of 14 women and leaving lasting scars on Canada. This event became a national turning point — sparking conversations around misogyny, public safety, and the systemic issues facing women in society.

📍 In This Episode:

• The timeline of events leading up to the tragedy

• A closer look at the victims and their stories

• How this event ignited a national movement

• The social, political, and cultural impact across Canada

• How Canadians continue to honor the lives lost every year

🕯️ More than three decades later, this day is remembered as a symbol of resilience, remembrance, and the fight for gender equality.

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The 2013 death of Elisa Lam remains one of the most puzzling and widely debated cases in true crime history. Found dead in a rooftop water tank at Los Angeles’ infamous Cecil Hotel, her case gained worldwide attention — thanks to bizarre elevator surveillance footage, chilling hotel history, and a flood of unanswered questions.

In This Episode:

• Who was Elisa Lam?

• The timeline of her disappearance

• The eerie elevator video and its viral impact

• Details of the investigation and autopsy findings

• Theories: mental health, foul play, and conspiracy

• Why this case still fascinates and disturbs the internet

Was her death accidental, intentional, or something even stranger?
This is the story of Elisa Lam and the Cecil Hotel — where fact and fear collide.

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This story is one that shook a nation: the tragic and senseless unaliving of Tim Bosma, a husband and father from Hamilton, Ontario, whose only mistake was responding to an inquiry to the ad he posted to sell his truck.

What began as a routine Kijiji transaction quickly spiraled into a nightmare — involving a millionaire k*ller, a mysterious accomplice, and a horrifying plan that stunned investigators.

How could something so ordinary turn so horrific — and who were the men behind this meticulously planned crime?

Buckle up.

This is the story of Tim Bosma — and the hunt for justice that followed.

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