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  • The Nation River Lady | Cold Case Cracked After 50 Years

    The Nation River Lady | Cold Case Cracked After 50 Years
    Jan 12 2026
    Episode 44 - On the morning of May 3rd, 1975, a farmer stumbled across something that they would never forget. A body was floating face-down in a river. Authorities came to the scene and recovered the body only to find that it belonged to a woman who was bound and wrapped in cloth and towels. For nearly five decades, the identity of this woman and the circumstances of her death remained unknown. She came to be known as the Nation River Lady and for years it seemed her case would never be solved. However, through the use of forensic genealogy the case was cracked, providing long-awaited answers. 239UFON Nation River Lady Jane Doe 1975 | DNA Doe Project OPP re-open 40-year-old murder case | Quinte News The 1975 murder of Canada's "Nation River Lady" has finally been solved | National 'Nation River Lady' case: Woman found dead in a Canadian river nearly 50 years ago has been identified DNA Doe Project identifies Nation River Lady in 1975 cold case 'Nation River Lady' Canadian murder cold case victim identified Accused suspect in 1975 eastern Ontario 'Nation River Lady' murder returning to Canada Jewell “Lalla” Parchman Langford (1927-1975) - Find a Grave Memorial Body found floating in Canadian river in 1975 identified as prominent U.S. businesswoman Jewell "Lalla" Langford - CBS News U.S. authorities arrest man charged with murder in Nation River Lady case | CBC News Forensic genealogy helps crack 1975 cold case of ‘Nation River Lady’ in eastern Ontario | Globalnews.ca U.S. man accused in 1975 homicide extradited to Canada | Ottawa Citizen How one of Canada’s ‘oldest unsolved and most unique’ cases was cracked | Canada | The Guardian Accused in Nation River Lady Murder Returns to Face Ontario Court - Les éditions André Paquette Decades-old murder case of woman found in Ont. river delayed over concerns accused not fit for trial Accused in 'Nation River Lady' murder returns to Canada How cold case DNA technique came to Ottawa from California — and where it’s headed next | Radio-Canada.ca 'Nation River Lady' identified decades after death, Florida man charged in connection - Canada Info Police finally crack 1975 cold case | Radio-Canada.ca Nation River Lady: Woman is identified nearly 5 decades after she was found floating in river, Canadian police say | CNN Family of woman ID'd 45 years after disappearing never gave up, niece says | CBC News Man arrested in 'Nation River Lady' cold case of woman found in Ontario 1975 ‘Nation River Lady’ cold case cracked with forensic genealogy, U.S. women identified | Watch News Videos Online Police solve eastern Ontario cold case from 1975. A Florida man is charged with murder | NCPR News Police finally crack 1975 cold case | CBC News Media Update - 1975 'Nation River Lady' case
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    42 Min.
  • Ship Goes Missing on Lake Superior | Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald

    Ship Goes Missing on Lake Superior | Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald
    Nov 24 2025

    Episode 43 - On November 10th 1975, the largest ship on the Great Lakes sailed into one of the worst storms Lake Superior had ever seen. The ship attempted to make it to shore in Whitefish Bay but ended up vanishing without a trace, never reaching its destination. The SS Edmund Fitzgerald, considered the pride of American inland shipping, was lost along with twenty-nine crew members. At the time nobody knew what happened to the ship as it had simply disappeared. It was eventually found a few days later at the bottom of Lake Superior split in two parts. What happened to the boat and why did it sink the night of November 10th? To understand this event and the tragic loss of life we must first look at the life of the ship, its final voyage, and the fury of the storm that claimed her.

    SHOW NOTES

    SS Edmund Fitzgerald - Wikipedia

    The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald - Wikipedia

    The Legend of the Edmund Fitzgerald | Northern Michigan History

    The Storm and Voyage — S.S. Edmund Fitzgerald Online

    S.S. Edmund Fitzgerald | Detroit Historical Society

    The Story of the Edmund Fitzgerald -- BackgroundThe Story of the Edmund Fitzgerald -- Background

    The Story of the Edmund Fitzgerald -- Aftermath

    The Gales of November: remembering the Edmund Fitzgerald

    Sinking of the Fitzgerald

    Edmund Fitzgerald (1958) - WI Shipwrecks

    Edmund Fitzgerald | Sinking, Ship, Bodies, Song, & Facts | Britannica

    Did they ever find the bodies from the Edmund Fitzgerald? | Britannica

    The Fateful Journey - Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society

    50 years on, Edmund Fitzgerald remembered through song and mystery | CBC News

    Remembering the Edmund Fitzgerald – National Museum of the Great Lakes

    The Storm that Sunk the Edmund Fitzgerald | Teaching Great Lakes Science

    How Much of “The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald” is True? - Great Lakes Museum

    The Edmund Fitzgerald sank in the Great Lakes 50 years ago. This is its legacy : NPR

    Edmund Fitzgerald® | Great Lakes Brewing Company

    2015 $20 Lost Ships in Canadian Waters: S.S. Edmund Fitzgerald - Pure
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    46 Min.
  • Halloween Special 2025 Announcement

    Halloween Special 2025 Announcement
    Oct 5 2025

    For our Halloween Special we decided to investigate alleged haunted locations! Be sure to tune in on YouTube (see link below) October 17th, October 24th, and October 31st for 3 locations we visited. You're not going to want to miss this!

    YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@StrangeandUndecided
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    2 Min.
  • Attempted Bank Heist Goes Unsolved For Over 50 Years | The Kenora Bank Robbery

    Attempted Bank Heist Goes Unsolved For Over 50 Years | The Kenora Bank Robbery
    Jul 8 2025
    Episode 42 - On May 10th, 1973, in the sleepy town of Kenora, Ontario. A man entered the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) on Main Street. He was armed with a rifle, a handgun, and a bomb. He demanded money from the bank and wouldn’t leave until he got what he wanted. Police officers arrived at the scene as well as a thousand civilians. But what happened next, became forever imprinted in the town and its citizens. 50 years later, we are left with more questions than answers. One stands out above the rest. Why is this an unsolved case? SHOW NOTES 1973 Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce bank robbery - Wikipedia Canada's Missing | Case details THIS DAY IN HISTORY: Kenora bank robber disintegrates in explosion | Winnipeg Sun Something to Talk About: The Story of Kenora's 1973 Bank Robbery - The Muse - Lake of the Woods Museum | Douglas Family Art Centre Who was the Kenora bomber?: W5 digs up clues that could reveal his identity Paul Higgins | Unidentified Wiki | Fandom 50 years ago today: CIBC bank robbery in Kenora | Kenora Online From the Archives: 1,000 see bank robber blown to bits Man Blown Up While Attempting to Rob Bank Unidentified 52 Years Later | by Cat Leigh | True Crime by Cat Leigh | Medium Kenora Policemen-Sgt. Robert Letain (left) and Constable Donald Milliard-examine pants Milliard was wearing when a bank robber was blown up by sticks (...) – All Items – Digital Archive : Toronto Public Library Eyewitness author returns to Kenora for 50th anniversary of robbery | Kenora Miner 50 years ago today: CIBC bank robbery in Kenora | CFOB 93.1 The Border The Great Canadian Bank Bombery | Killzoneblog.com 50th Anniversary of Kenora's Bank Robbery Presentation by Author Joe Ralko - The Muse - Lake of the Woods Museum | Douglas Family Art Centre Forty years after the identity of the Kenora bomber remains a mystery | Kenora Miner Blast from the past – Winnipeg Free Press 40-Year-Old Kenora Bomber Remains A Mystery | CKDR 191-2008 Disband KPS Contract with OPP.pdf Dead Man’s Switch - Lake of the Woods Brewing Company https://themusekenora.ca/shop/The-Devils-Gap-Ralko-p548448786 VIDEO CANADA: BOMB-CARRYING BANK ROBBER BLOWS HIMSELF UP AFTER BEING SHOT. - British Pathé W5'S ORIGINAL KENORA BOMBER STORY FROM 1983 | W5 VAULT - YouTube THE MYSTERY BOMBER, PART 1: KENORA BANK ROBBERY OF 1973 | W5 INVESTIGATION - YouTube THE MYSTERY BOMBER, PART 2: WHO WAS BEHIND THE BANK HEIST? | W5 INVESTIGATION - YouTube
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    51 Min.
  • Creature Lurking in Toronto | The Cabbagetown Tunnel Monster

    Creature Lurking in Toronto | The Cabbagetown Tunnel Monster
    Jun 16 2025

    Episode 41 - Toronto, Ontario, a city known for its multiculturalism, gastronomy, the CN Tower, the Toronto Blue Jays, the Toronto Maple Leafs and much more. But what many people don’t realize is that Toronto has a much more mysterious and hidden side to it. One that lies underground. Beneath the bustling streets of Toronto's Cabbagetown neighborhood lies a legend that has been a mystery for over 40 years. A tunnel system from Toronto’s past that had been covered up is said to harbour a terrifying secret. In this episode we are going to explore these forgotten tunnels, delve into the legend of what lives down there, and try to figure out what it could possibly be.

    SHOW NOTES

    Brief History of Cabbagetown – Cabbagetown Preservation Association

    Cabbagetown, Toronto - Wikipedia

    Neighbourhood: Cabbagetown | Destination Toronto

    Cabbagetown Tunnel Monster tale continues to intrigue forty years later – The Superstitious Times

    Toronto Tunnel Monster | Cryptid Wiki | Fandom

    Folktale: The Tunnel Monster of Cabbagetown, Ontario – Bekah Ferguson

    The Tunnel Monster of Cabbagetown - by Adam Bunch

    Encyclopaedia Of The Impossible: The Cabbagetown Tunnel Monster Of Toronto

    Cabbagetown Monster in Toronto. The Cabbagetown Tunnel Monster or… | by Lonbraj Witcher | Medium

    Toronto Tunnel Monster | ObscUrban Legend Wikia | Fandom

    Toronto's Secret Tunnels | The Haunted Walk

    Throwback Thursday: The Tunnel Monster of Cabbagetown – Cabbagetown Residents Association – CRA

    Strange Company: The Cabbagetown Monster

    PressReader.com - Digital Newspaper & Magazine Subscriptions

    The Creepy Cabbagetown Monster Lurking in Toronto's Underground

    Toronto Tunnel Monster - Taddle Creek

    Toronto Tunnel Monster: Cryptid - Mythical Encyclopedia

    Cryptids of Canada and Other Toronto Urban Legends We Bet You Didn't Know About - Mary-am Suites
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    35 Min.
  • Unidentified Object Spotted on Military Radar | The Falconbridge UFO Incident

    Unidentified Object Spotted on Military Radar | The Falconbridge UFO Incident
    May 26 2025

    Episode 40 - On November 11th, 1975, a Canadian air force base in Falconbridge, Ontario picked up an unidentified object on their radar. Not only was this object detected by radar, but people could see it from the ground as well. Two fighter jets were scrambled to intercept the object but couldn't find it. This case is important as the witnesses involved here were highly credible military personnel and police officers. But what exactly did they see? In this episode we are going to discuss what happened on the night of November 11th, what the object in the sky was believed to be, and the fact that there were numerous other sightings in the days leading up to this event.

    SHOW NOTES

    CFS Falconbridge - Wikipedia

    Water Tower Falconbridge Greater Sudbury Area UFO, NORAD, Nickel Centre

    Police UFO .com - Canadian Police UFO Witnesses

    Falconbridge, ON - 1975 - UFO Sitings and Reports - Internet

    1975 UFO Chronology

    1975: November UFO & Alien Sightings - Think AboutIts

    Falconbridge Radar Station History - ghosttownpix.com

    Falconbridge, ON - 1975 - UFO Report - Palmiro Campagna

    Memory Lane: Flying saucers over the Nickel City! - Sudbury News

    U.F.O. FILES: THE UNTOLD STORY

    UFO Report

    CFS Falconbridge | MikeOnline

    SECRET DOCUMENT: UFO Report

    SECRET DOCUMENT: 751111falconbridge.pdf

    Wurtsmith and Others

    UFOs Intrude Into SAC Weapons base

    UFOs - Documenting The Evidence
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    37 Min.
  • The Abbotsford Killer | A Predator that Taunted a Community

    The Abbotsford Killer | A Predator that Taunted a Community
    May 12 2025
    Episode 39 - The city of Abbotsford, British Columbia was calm on October 13th, 1995. Two teenagers were coming back from a party and decided to go to their friend’s house as they weren’t ready to call it a night. When they were walking, the teenagers were suddenly attacked by someone who jumped out of the bushes with a baseball bat. One of the girls managed to make it on foot to a nearby hospital while the other disappeared. In this episode we are going to look at what happened the night of the attack, what happened to the other teenager, and why the perpetrator taunted police and media about what they did in the following months. SHOW NOTES Terry Driver - Wikipedia Tanya Smith | Unsolved Mysteries Wiki | Fandom Abbotsford Killer Arrested Mystery Repeats Itself: Terry Driver - The Abbotsford Killer Terry Driver | Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderers 2000 BCSC 69 (CanLII) | Regina v Terry M. G. Driver | CanLII PressReader.com - Digital Newspaper & Magazine Subscriptions Abbotsford killer designated a dangerous offender by B.C. court - The Globe and Mail Family of killer to receive reward - The Globe and Mail Abbotsford killer's return prompts protest | CBC News Convicted Abbotsford killer suspected in 3 more murders Terry Driver loses appeal of murder conviction | CBC News Death of an inmate from Mountain Institution - Canada.ca Terry Driver, the B.C. man who killed a teen, then terrified the community is dead - Powell River Peak Terry Driver, the B.C. man who killed a teen, then terrified the community is dead Woman who survived 'Abbotsford Killer' devoted to helping others | CBC News Number and rate of homicide victims, by Census Metropolitan Areas Number of homicides by province in Canada| Statista
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    52 Min.
  • Indigenous Women Identified as Victims of a Serial Killer | Winnipeg, Canada

    Indigenous Women Identified as Victims of a Serial Killer | Winnipeg, Canada
    Apr 27 2025
    Episode 38 - On May 16th, 2022, the partial remains of a woman were discovered in a garbage bin behind an apartment building in Winnipeg. The resulting investigation pointed towards the work of a serial killer and as time went on more people would be linked to this case. As of now in 2025, 4 indigenous women have been officially identified as victims however, finding these women’s bodies was a different story and one that was compounded heavily by politics. The investigation into finding some of the missing women was stalled and resisted. But why? In this episode we are going to discuss the timeline of the murders, who committed these crimes, and why recovering the bodies was delayed and even disregarded by both police and the provincial government. SHOW NOTES TRANSCRIPT FRIDAY, May 26, A VIDEO FOOTAGE Serial killer tells Winnipeg police his killings were racially motivated Court hears video evidence of Jeremy Skibicki's confession to Winnipeg police | CBC.ca Winnipeg serial killer admits racial motivations in confession video Jeremy Skibicki confesses to killing four women Video showing admitted serial killer with two of four victims played at trial | Watch News Videos Online A timeline of what we know about 4 slain Winnipeg women and serial killer Jeremy Skibicki | CBC News Police begin search of Winnipeg landfill for remains of homicide victim found dead in May | CBC News Victims were overpowered, choked and drowned in a bathtub Alleged Winnipeg serial killer threatened to kill 2 previous partners, court records reveal | CBC News Accused killer's allegedly hate-filled online presence should be factored into investigation, trial: experts | CBC News (1) Man arrested in Rebecca Contois murder charged with 3 more homicides: Winnipeg police - Winnipeg | Globalnews.ca Alleged serial killer in custody and charged in killings of 4 Indigenous women in Canada, police say | CNN Winnipeg serial killer seen with victims in video footage played at trial | CBC News Canadian man charged with murdering four Indigenous women | Canada | The Guardian Estranged wife has protection order against man charged in killing of 24-year-old | CBC News 3 First Nations women, 1 unidentified woman were victims of alleged serial killer: Winnipeg police | CBC News Canadian killer given life sentences for four murders ‘Evil monster’: Man sentenced to life for slayings of 4 Indigenous women in Winnipeg - Winnipeg | Globalnews.ca Landfill search begins in Manitoba for remains of serial killer's victims Second body identified in Canada landfill amid search for serial killer’s victims | Canada | The Guardian 2nd set of remains found at Manitoba landfill confirmed to be Marcedes Myran | CBC News Remains of Canadian serial killer's victims found in landfill Remains of another Indigenous woman murdered by serial killer found at landfill in Canada, officials confirm - CBS News Mashkode Bizhiki'ikwe now has a name: Ashlee Shingoose was Winnipeg serial killer's 1st victim | CBC News Complex investigation ruled out potentially undiscovered victims of Winnipeg serial killer, police say | CBC News Jeremy Skibicki admits to killing 4 Indigenous women Update of Investigation re Identification of Mashkode Bizhi’ikwe (Buffalo Woman): C22-103187 | City of Winnipeg
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    46 Min.