On the 50th anniversary of Adele Komorowski's death, I wanted to make an episode to discuss her story and where the investigation is today. After being murdered on the campus of McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, only a few meters from the front entrance of the residence she was staying in, detectives have fought for decades to bring this case to a resolution. Although the case is still formally unsolved, detectives and Adele's surviving family have come to terms with the logical conclusion from Hamilton Police. Due to character limitations, all source material is available at www.crimeopediapod.ca

Robert Pickton is well-known by now for being the most prolific serial killer Canada has ever seen, with a $102 million bill footed by British Columbia to deal with the mess he made. Today, we're going to talk about what he did, but more importantly, why he was able to get away with it.

Today, we head to Denmark to discuss the case of young, incredibly talented, up-and-coming journalist, Kim Wall. Kim was arguably just about to reach the prime of her career, when in pursuit of the truth in the unusual led to her untimely demise. Due to character limitations, all source material is available at crimeopediapod.ca

This case needs no introduction, but maybe some words to preface: the details of this case extend far beyond the scope of a single episode and that will not change any time soon as it is still developing. There are very specific question I'm sure we are all eager to get answers to regarding the trail of death that follows Lori Vallow throughout her life, so let's talk about how we got here.

Corrupted files are par with the course when it comes to podcasting. As always, I appreciate each and every one of you for continuous support.

In 1927, Andrew Kehoe murdered 45 people after a series of misfortunate events lead him to lash out against his community. In one of the most heinous mass murders the United States has ever seen, Kehoe himself dies during the attack, and the true answer to his motives will be forever unknown.

After 65 years, one of the most infamous true crime cases I have come across during my time in this community finally has some answers. But, not all of them. One major question remains: who killed Joseph Zarelli?

In 2018, 11 people in Toronto were murdered at the hands of 22 year old "A. M.," who is a violent, misogynistic incel. The attack on Toronto citizens sparked new debates about the rise in online radicalization and how much of a threat it truly poses to societal safety. Due to character limitations, all source material will be available on the website: www.crimeopediapod.ca