Murder With My Mother - A True Crime Podcast

Join the hosts as they delve into the chilling case of the Gakhal family murders, a tragedy that shocked the local community and made headlines across the nation. Listen as Christie and Denika talk about the family members, piece together the timeline leading up to the horrific events and examine the deeper issues surrounding domestic violence, access to weapons, mental health, and justice. Tune in for an in-depth look at a case that continues to resonate years later.

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Join the hosts for Episode 55 as they dive into the recently solved 40-year-old murder of two women in the Toronto area. While the cases both remained unsolved since 1983, investigators were at a dead end. That was, until new advancements in DNA lead them directly to the most unlikely suspect through his family tree.

Join Christie and Denika as they dive into the 2006 murders of the Richardson family. Marc, Debra and their 8-year-old son Jacob were found viciously murdered inside their Medicine Hat home and their 12-year-old daughter, Jasmine, was nowhere to be found. Shockingly, as the investigation got under way, it became obvious very quickly that instead of being another victim, Jasmine was actually responsible for the brutal murders, along with the help of her 23-year-old boyfriend, Jeremy Steinke, who also happened to identify as a 300-year-old Werewolf.

Join the hosts as they dive into the 2006 Murder of Manjit Panghali. Manjit was a teacher, and a mother, with a baby on the way. The wife and mother seemed to have it all, but when she went missing after a prenatal yoga class, it brought the dark shadows of her seemingly happy marriage to light, and unearthed the ultimate betrayal.

Every six days, a woman in Canada is killed by their intimate partner. Help us shine light on this horrible issue and make a change to keep Canadians safe.

If you or someone you know is a victim of Domestic Abuse, please visit domesticshelters.org for more resources

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Join the hosts for episode 52 as they discuss and bring awareness to ‘Noah’s Law’, also known as Bill C-336. The preventable tragedy behind the law is not only heart-breaking, but absolutely outrageous that something as horrible as this could happen in our country to two innocent victims that should have been protected from a Monster living next door. Listen as Christie and Denika dive into what this law entails, the changes that need to be made in this country to prevent any family from having to relive this, what needs to happen to keep our citizens safe by keeping track of these repeat-violent offenders and to start keeping them where they belong.

***this episode contains talk of abuse against children***

Join the hosts for episode 50 as they discuss the 2008 Unsolved murder of Victoria Real Estate Agent, Lindsay Buziak. Lindsays murder, which remains unsolved, still casts a shadow over the community and the Country. Listen as the hosts detail ths grizzly murder, the search for justice and also discuss the broader issues of crime, safety and the Criminal Justice System in BC.

Join Christie and Denika for episode 49 as they discuss the problem that is occuring far too often with the Canadian Criminal “Justice” system. Why are so many repeat Violent-Offenders allowed back into our communities to re-offend? Listen as we detail some of the cases we have already covered, as well as other crimes that could have been prevented by keeping these criminals where they belong; Behind bars and out of our Canadian communities.