Canadian True Crime

Mississauga, Ontario - A separated couple have ongoing issues with custody of their children, setting a chain of events in motion that would destroy an entire family. Support my sponsors! Here's where the discount codes are: Learn more: - a British true crime podcast Join my patreon for $2 a month to get ad-free, early-release episodes: Credits: Research and writing: Music Credits: Podcast theme music created by We Talk of Dreams. All other music credits and information sources can be found on the page for this episode at

What happens when a seemingly-perfect marriage ends in a nasty divorce and someone ends up dead. Listen to Over My Dead Body today wherever you’re listening to this or

Yellowknife, NWT  A labour union strike at a gold mine escalates over time, turning bitter and violent, eventually leading to a tragic incident. Support my sponsors! Here's where the discount codes are: Learn more: Music producer from Australia: Join my patreon for $2 a month to get ad-free, early-release episodes: Credits: Research: Enya Best Writing, narration, music arrangement: Kristi Lee Audio production: Erik Krosby Disclaimer voiced by the host of  Music Credits: Podcast intro theme music created by All other credits and information sources can be found on the page for this episode at

In this second part of the story, Jordan from The Nighttime Podcast interviews Daniel's mom, Stacey—revealling more details that will make anyone with a respect for justice scream. Subscribe to

Victoria, British Columbia A young musician moves from Revelstoke to Victoria, British Columbia, and meets a man called Joshua Bredo, who offers him a job. Support my sponsors! Here's where the discount codes are: Podcast recommendations: Join my patreon for $2 a month to get ad-free, early-release episodes: Credits: Research, writing, narration, music arrangement: Kristi Lee Assistance from Stacey Thur, Joel Thur, and Jordan Bonaparte Audio production: Erik Krosby Disclaimer voiced by the host of All credits and information sources will be found on the page for this episode at www.canadiantruecrime.ca.