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We call in the London Police after making a gruesome discovery. Karla and Chris Williams P.I. enter dangerous situations while trying to uncover the truth about Shelley Desrocher’s disappearance.

At this point in time, we’ve been led to a group of individuals and one theory that seems highly likely. These possible suspects seem to be exhibiting strange behaviour after our meddling. The pieces seem to start falling into place after one source becomes hysterical while describing a party that took place on New Year’s Eve, just days before Shelley went missing.

Have you seen Shelley Desrochers? E-mail [email protected]

London Police Missing People: www.londonpolice.ca/en/about/Missing-People.aspx 

Host and Producer: Karla Stephens-Tolstoy Editor

Co-Producer: Joel at East Coast Radio Creative

Thanks to Canadian Private Investigation Services

This episode contains music used under the CreativeCommons license: Kadhja Bonet - Miss You

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Karla took to the streets of London, with Chris from Canadian Private Investigation Services, to see what they could find out with regards to Shelley’s disappearance. In this mini episode, Karla talks about what that experience was like, visiting crack houses, and talking to people on the street.

We also hear two dramatic stories that shed a light on some of the serious things happening in our very own cities that we may not even realize.

Next time, a full slate of interviews and updates from the streets of London.

Host and Producer: Karla Stephens-Tolstoy
Editor and Co-Producer: Joel at East Coast Radio Creative http://eastcoastradiocreative.ca

Olivia’s Song:
https://soundcloud.com/olivia-paige-5/see-you-later-shogun-x-snapzkush-x-redrum-tha-don-x-live 

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Karla and private investigator Chris Williams of Canadian Private Investigation Services spent an entire day in London, Ontario in the area where Shelley was last seen. They speak with people who live in the neighbourhood, other sex workers, and drug users who live in the crack houses that Shelley frequented. While interviewing, Karla & Chris started hearing a few names mentioned repeatedly, along with eerie stores and rumours about these individuals possibly harming Shelley.

You’ll hear an outline of findings from the first trip as the team prepares for a second London visit to dig deeper using this new information.

In Part 8, Karla & Chris dig deeper into our leads, and end up in one of the houses where Shelley’s remains are rumoured to be. Look for that episode July 4th.

Have you seen Shelley Desrochers? E-mail [email protected]

London Police Missing People: www.londonpolice.ca/en/about/Missing-People.aspx 

Host and Producer: Karla Stephens-Tolstoy Editor

Co-Producer: Joel at East Coast Radio Creative

Thanks to Canadian Private Investigation Services

My Sisters Place GoFundMe: www.gofundme.com/mysistersplacelondonontario

This episode contains music used under the CreativeCommons license: Amy Sayer - Siren Song

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By now you’ve heard Shelley’s story. You’ve heard about her troubled childhood, her time in the foster care system, how she was trafficked into sex work, and everything we know about Shelley’s disappearance. We now wanted to make the most of all the attention this series has received, so we take a look at the foster care system and programs available today, to see if anything has changed. Plus, Karla finds a private investigator willing to look into some of the leads that we’ve uncovered during our research. Can we find out what happened to Shelley? Does anybody know? Are they too scared to talk?
Guests this episode are child & youth welfare expert Jane Kovarikova, Halton Collaborative Against Human Trafficking Coordinator Cindy Stover, and Chris Williams of Canadian Private Investigation Services. http://cpis.ca

My Sisters Place GoFundMe: http://www.gofundme.com/mysistersplacelondonontario

This podcast contains music used under a creative commons license.
http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Dazie_Mae/Songs_Matured_in_Oak/12_-_Dazie_Mae_-_The_Winter_Of_My_First_Love

Host and Producer: Karla Stephens-Tolstoy
Editor and Co-Producer: Joel at East Coast Radio Creative http://eastcoastradiocreative.ca

Karla took to the streets of London, with Chris from Canadian Private Investigation Services, to see what they could find out with regards to Shelley’s disappearance. Karla talks about what that experience was like, visiting crack houses, and talking to people on the street. We also hear two dramatic stories that shed a light on some of the serious things happening in our very own cities that we may not even realize. Next time, a full slate of interviews and updates from the streets of London.

Have you seen Shelley Desrochers? E-mail [email protected]

London Police Missing People: www.londonpolice.ca/en/about/Missing-People.aspx 

Host and Producer: Karla Stephens-Tolstoy Editor

Co-Producer: Joel at East Coast Radio Creative

Olivia’s Song: www.soundcloud.com/olivia-paige-5/see-you-later-shogun-x-snapzkush-x-redrum-tha-don-x-live 

My Sisters Place GoFundMe: www.gofundme.com/mysistersplacelondonontario

Receive our newsletter, contribute show ideas and feedback by emailing: [email protected] 

Support the show: www.standupspeakup.ca/give/

See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

By now you’ve heard Shelley’s story. You’ve heard about her troubled childhood, her time in the foster care system, how she was trafficked into sex work, and everything we know about Shelley’s disappearance.

We now wanted to make the most of all the attention this series has received, so we take a look at the foster care system and programs available today, to see if anything has changed. Plus, Karla finds a private investigator willing to look into some of the leads that we’ve uncovered during our research.

Can we find out what happened to Shelley? Does anybody know? Are they too scared to talk?

Guests this episode are child & youth welfare expert Jane Kovarikova, Halton Collaborative Against Human Trafficking Coordinator Cindy Stover, and Chris Williams of Canadian Private Investigation Services.

Have you seen Shelley Desrochers? E-mail [email protected]

London Police Missing People: www.londonpolice.ca/en/about/Missing-People.aspx 

Host and Producer: Karla Stephens-Tolstoy Editor

Co-Producer: Joel at East Coast Radio Creative

My Sisters Place GoFundMe: www.gofundme.com/mysistersplacelondonontario

This podcast contains music used under a creative commons license. Dazie Mae - The Winter Of My First Love

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See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this mini episode, we take a look at the Finding Shelley Desrochers series so far. You’ll hear some of Karla’s radio interviews, and then get an inside view of what it’s been like behind the scenes working on this podcast and dealing with the flood of information that has come in.

Have you seen Shelley Desrochers? E-mail [email protected] Police Missing People: https://www.londonpolice.ca/en/about/Missing-People.aspx

Host and Producer: Karla Stephens-Tolstoy
Editor and Co-Producer: Joel at East Coast Radio Creative http://eastcoastradiocreative.ca

This episode contains music used under a Creative Commons License.

Great Lake Swimmers - Gonna Make It Through This Year

http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Great_Lake_Swimmers/20120127150256228/GreatLakeSwimmers-GonnaMakeItThroughThisYear