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When Paul Christos's wife begins telling him about a complicated love triangle involving her coworkers, it sounds like ordinary office gossip. But as the story becomes increasingly strange, a seemingly harmless game takes things in a terrifying direction.

In this episode of Tell Me the Crime, Feb tells John the story of Sheila Davalloo, a case involving obsession, deception, and a disturbing connection between two violent crimes.

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A 22-year-old man finishes his shift at a factory and walks out to his truck.

Someone is waiting for him.

He's shot three times, and for days, nobody knows why.

Eventually, detectives uncover a love triangle involving two coworkers and a young woman neither of them has ever met.

But when police finally track down the woman, they discover that the entire story is built on a lie.

And one of the people involved never knew it.

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In 2008, an aspiring filmmaker in Edmonton was working on a horror movie about a man who is lured to a garage and killed. Not long after, a real man disappeared after being directed to that very same garage.

When police began investigating, they discovered that the similarities didn’t end there. There was another man, another encounter - and a disturbing story hidden on the filmmaker’s computer.

So how much of this was fiction, and how much had actually happened?

This is Tell Me the Crime.

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