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This show explores some of the more difficult to solve cases in the Southern Ontario (Canada) area, which remain unresolved to this day. Join your host as she explores the community and facts surrounding each case. Each case features a unique site visit description and various interviews with either friends, family members, law enforcement or specialists. Follow us on Instagram @truecrime_realtime_podcast. Tips on any of the cases can be emailed to: [email protected]
A park behind the houses, a cemetery beyond it: Genevieve Germain makes you inspect the map.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A Dartmouth double murder is traced through holiday detail, forensic work, and the long consequences of parole.
The Dartmouth killings are framed through the ordinary routines that preceded them: Corporal Eric Spicer heading toward a midnight shift after playing Santa Claus at a children's party, and taxi driver Keith McCallum preparing for work.
A family-centered cold case review of Dina Hare-Belenko's unresolved 1973 murder and the details that may still matter.
The episode frames Dina Hare-Belenko's 1973 murder through the family life around her: her marriage to Peter, the children in their Queen Street home, and a household history shaped by Peter's minor thefts, drinking-related driving incidents, and an assault charge.
A grounded neighborhood walk keeps Bonnie Sudol's killing tied to place and uncertainty.
Bonnie Sudol's killing is framed through the places that still shape the questions around her final route: cottage-type homes, a nearby park, and the back of a cemetery.
A recurring gun and date pull three unsolved 1950s murders into one lingering cold-case mystery.
Three 70-year-old unsolved murders, a .32 caliber revolver, and the 13th day of the month give this episode its cleanest pull. Genevieve Germain traces whether Edward Barbarian, Tony Kodispody, and Anton Kudernoga may have been linked by a for-hire murder pattern in the 1950s,…
Tony's account brings Jessica Estabrooks' disappearance back to people and questions police may not have fully pursued.
The second part of Jessica Estabrooks' story shifts to the aftermath of her disappearance: a front-page newspaper photo, a troubling reaction, and questions about who police followed up with afterward.
New England cold cases, carefully told.
Cold cases kept in public view.
Folklore, cryptids, and cautious wonder.
One reads the case notes, one hears them fresh.
True Crime Real Time episode 46 follows the December 23, 1975 killings of Dartmouth police corporal Eric Spicer and taxi driver Keith McCallum near the Holiday Inn and the old Halifax Harbor Bridge.
["True Crime Real Time with Genevieve Germain centers on the November 8, 1973 killing of Dina Blanco in Brantford, when four children came home to a blood-splattered bedroom on Queen Street.
True Crime Real Time #44 follows Bonnie Virginia Soodle, a 21-year-old waitress at the Graham Bell Hotel in downtown Brantford, whose body was found behind the Rossini Lodge on Gray Street.
True Crime Real Time episode 43, "Unlucky #13," connects Edward Barbarian, Tony Codispodi, and Anton Kuternoga to three unsolved southern Ontario murders on June 13 and July 13.
["True Crime Real Time revisits Jessica Esterbrooks, a 20-year-old from Dorchester whose August 23, 1996 disappearance led to a murder finding after partial remains were recovered near the Petticoatiac River in Beaumont two months later.", "Genevieve Germain hosts the episode, and Domino's owners Don and Tony provide first-hand memories from the shop where Jessica and Shane Linthorn both worked.", "The episode tracks Jessica's last evening on Killam Drive, the missing-person report filed by her mother, and the RCMP homicide investigation that followed dental identification and forensic analysis in Toronto.", "It also centers on the later Mr.
The host introduces a case about the unsolved murder of 73-year-old Audrey Gleave in Southern Ontario.
This episode investigates the unsolved murder of Geoffrey James Roberts in Brantford, Ontario, including details of the case and community context.
The episode investigates the 2005 discovery of a deceased infant, nicknamed Baby Parker, in Brantford, Ontario, and the ongoing mystery surrounding the case.
This episode investigates the 1983 disappearance of Mary Hammond in Ontario, Canada, exploring her background and the unsolved case.