Canadian CrimeCast: Coast to Coast True Crime
I tell you the details and the story for interesting crimes from across Canada, with insights that only a retired RCMP officer can provide. Finally, a Canadian true crime podcast that is interesting on more than one level.
My podcasts are the best version of true crime, where you get the juicy details of the story, but also an understanding of what was happening in the minds of police investigators as they're working the case, and how certain pieces of evidence can solve the case. I also do my best to paint a picture of the day or life of the unsuspecting victim.
Just don't listen to a story of what happened, try and feel what it felt like for those involved.
Canadian CrimeCast: Coast to Coast True Crime
Latest Episodes
Part 2 - Father, Son and Mr. Big - The murder of Chelsey Acorn
How do you convict a killer with no DNA, no fingerprints and no weapon?In 2005, 14-year-old Chelsey Acorn was murdered and buried in a shallow grave beside the Coquihalla River near Hope, BC. Two men confessed to undercover police: Jesse...
Part 1 - Father, Son and Mr. Big - The murder of Chelsey Acorn
Part 1 of 2In April 2006, hikers on a trail off the Coquihalla Highway near Hope, BC, poked a stick into a pile of river rocks and found bone. Under the rocks was 14-year-old Chelsey Acorn, a girl in provincial care who had walked out o...
The Ring in the Snow - The Murders of Mariea Dick and Elizabeth Zeschner
On February 6th, 1975, a delivery driver pulled over on Westminster Highway in Richmond, British Columbia, to throw out a bag of garbage. He saw something sparkling in the snow about 6 feet away. It was a ring, on the finger of a 14-year-old gi...
They're Going to Kill Someone Soon: The Death of Kache Grist
In 2022, Crystal MacDonald brought home two Cane Corso puppies as companions, not guard dogs. By April 2024, Khaos and Khairo had killed a neighbour's dog, mauled a tenant, put a family friend in the hospital with three broken ribs and a collap...
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