Yikes, That's Grim

“He was kind, thoughtful, friendly.”

“A pathological liar.”

“Good company outside, and extremely popular with everybody.”

The real doctor death? 

This week, Dillan hops across the pond and explores one of Britain’s most prolific serial killers. Between 1971 and 1998, Harold Shipman used his position as a trusted family physician to murder his patients. It is suspected that Harold killed as many as 250 of his patients during his reign of terror. Find out how Harold got away with these heinous actions for as long as he did, and what blew his cover. 

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Resources:

Documentary: Harold Shipman: Doctor Death Who Killed 250 Patients https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_L0M-nZHXY 

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What do getting spooked, ghost records, and Deadpool have in common?

Find out this week, as Kiki walks us through a paranormal past local to Southern Vancouver Island.

Hatley Castle is a national historic site located in Colwood, a municipality west of Victoria in British Columbia, and building was completed in 1908. Along with being a popular filming location, hosting classes for Royal Roads University students, and acting as a dormitory and mess hall for cadets: someone else is said to roam the halls of the castle...

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This week in True Crime, Dillan walks us through the gruesome murder of Kimberly Proctor. Kimberly Proctor was an animal loving, cat adoring, teenager living in Langford BC. In 2010, at 18-years of age, Kimberly was lured and abducted by two classmates. Dive in and see if it's better to trust strangers on the internet, or the boy you've got a little crush on.

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On this weeks episode, it's time for Kiki to kick things off in the word of paranormal, spooks, and haunts. We're starting things off close to home, and discussing Keeping Road of Abbotsford, BC. Follow along as Kiki takes us through some of the lore, haunts, and tests that people are doing to entice hanging victims, ghostly apparitions, and spirit dogs.

Links:

The Paranormal Road Trippers - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeInxiLefddWq786NJrielw

The Paranormal Road Trippers - Keeping Road Ep - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCqjIcda2l8

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Kiki and Dillan are diving in head first, and kicking off their new Podcast with Daniel LePlante, known as "the boy in the walls." Though Daniel is best known for his time in the walls, this wasn't his only act of violence and horror. Follow along with Yikes, That's Grim's maiden voyage into Podcasting, and listen as their audio improves.

Kiki is a therapist from Massachusetts, and Dillan is a retired Dental Hygienist (now office worker), and together they aim to explore all the true crime and spooks that they can. Kiki will be diving into the haunts, horrors, myths, and mischief. Dillan will be focusing on true crimes and events throughout history - exploring all the horror that humans can cause.

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