Crime Squad

Malcolm Ripley died at London's Elgin-Middlesex Detention Centre (EMDC) on November 25, 2020, after being in custody for just one day. This bonus content was provided by a former girlfriend of Malcolm's, who wants to ensure he is remembered not just for his death at EMDC, but the life he lived.

Thank you Tara for sharing your memories.

Indigenous youth in Northern Ontario don't have access to adequate education on-reserve, so many of them have to go to the big city of Thunder Bay to finish their education. The problem, though, is that so many of them just don't make it home alive. This episode features the untimely deaths of Paul Panacheese, Robyn Harper, Kyle Morriseau, Reggie Bushie and Jordan Wabasse.

Thunder Bay is a city in Northern Ontario with a sordid past. This episode features the deaths of Jethro Anderson and Curran Strang, two Indigenous teenagers. Police say no foul play, but their families say differently. What happened to Jethro and Curran?

Check out this episode for a brief view of what it looks like to lose someone at the Elgin-Middlesex Detention Centre (EMDC). These words are shared by Samarah, the daughter of Sean-William Tourand-Brightman aka Junior.

The final episode about the inmate deaths at Elgin-Middlesex Detention Centre (EMDC) since 2009.

Tyler Lancha

Clayton "Danny" Bissonnette

Ronald Jack

Brandon "Bam Bam" Marchant

Jamie Briggs

Seven people. Seven missing individuals with ties to London, Ontario. Where are they?

Do you know something? Somewhere, someone out there has to know something about these individuals.

Contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS to report information.

BONUS EPISODE: Updates on the tragic hit and run of Lucas Shortreed in October 2008.

London Ontario's Elgin-Middlesex Detention Center (EMDC) has seen its fair share of deaths over the years. This episode will discuss the deaths of four individuals who died while in custody: James Pigeau, Sean William Tourand-Brightman (aka Junior), Chase Blanchard and Malcolm Ripley.

***This is part five of a series we are calling "The Devil's Playground." This episode mentions drug use and overdose and may be distressing for some individuals.

The Richardson family was known by all to be a thriving, happy family with no skeletons on the closet to speak of. They all loved each other so much. But someone close was planning a horrific crime. What was it, and who was behind it?

Kipling, Saskatchewan, 1992. A prominent and charming member of society is accused of a horrible crime. He would voluntarily provide a DNA sample that would come back negative for a match 3 times.

Is he truly innocent, or is there more to the story?