In 2015, Renfrew County—in the Ottawa Valley—would be the backdrop for the worst-ever case of intimate-partner violence in Ontario, and one of the worst in Canadian history.

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In 2006, a family left the US for a hunting trip in Newfoundland. Not all of them would come back. 

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Hi everyone! It's been 2.5 years since I did a Q&A, and I know you have questions, so I thought I'd answer them. Enjoy! 

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2:00 – How did I get into true crime and why

5:00 – Decision to start a podcast

13:00 – Things I’ve learned from podcasting

14:30 – Best part about podcasting

16:45 – Hardest part about podcasting

17:30 – Where will CTC be in 5 years?

19:20 – Covid-19

22:30 – True crime documentaries

24:30 – Cases I really want to cover but haven’t had a chance to yet

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30:00 – Cases I’ll NEVER cover

33:00 – Lingering questions from cases I’ve covered

36:00 – Most shocking and infuriating cases

37:00 – Do I contact families of victims in my episodes?

43:30 – Why I moved to Canada

49:00 – Strangest thing about Canada

53:30 – Favourite part about Canada

56:00 – How did I decide what part of Canada to live in?

57:00 – Mental health / depression / anxiety update – what’s been helping me?

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Approximate Timestamps for each case discussed in this episode:

72 Alloura Wells - 3:00 minute mark

71 Jagtar Gill - 7:45

70 Zach Miller - 11:00

67-69 Ezekiel Stephan - 15:45

60-62 Richard Oland - 29:00

59 The Donnellys - 39:00

56 Loretta Saunders - 40:00

19-20 Laura Babcock - 44:00

6 Reena Virk - 46:30

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Credits:

Research: Enya Best

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In 2017, a woman found a body in a ravine. The journey to figure out who the body belonged to would take many twists and turns.

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In 2014, a 15-year old went to the grocery store with her father. It was her parents’ 17th wedding anniversary - but her mother was recovering at home from a hernia operation she’d had the day before, so the teenager and her father went to pick out a cake and bring flowers back to her. But what they would be confronted with when they returned, would change their lives forever.

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It was 2006, and ten year old Zachary Miller was enjoying the summer on his family’s farm near the tiny town of Whitewood, Saskatchewan. A man walked up the driveway with a teenage boy, wanting to buy eggs—and Zach's life would never be the same again.

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[Part 3 of 3] In 2012, a toddler would get sick, and the decisions of his parents would inspire much debate in the years to come.

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[Part 2 of 3] In 2012, a toddler would get sick, and the decisions of his parents would inspire much debate in the years to come.

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A three-part series — In 2012, a toddler would get sick, and the decisions of his parents would inspire much debate in the years to come.

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