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#19 - Extortion and Murder in the Backwoods - A Canadian Tragedy -Part 1.
Feb 07, 2020 22:56

#19 - Extortion and Murder in the Backwoods - A Canadian Tragedy -Part 1.

New Years came and went and the Lake family celebrated with friend and neighbour, Otto Blakeney, in their 2-room cabin. It was winter, and a blanket of snow covered the ground. Nothing that outdoorsman and woodcutter Otto couldn’t handle. Besides, Philip and Bertha Lake had two small children at home, 21-month-old Jack and 6-month-old Betty, so it was easier for Otto to come to them. The day together ended and Otto went home and the Lake family continued on with their daily grind. The sun rose on Monday, January 6 1936, Otto peered the bellowing smoke beyond the horizon, coming from the general direction of his friend and neighbour. This is episode 19 of True Crime Real Time, Extortion & Murder in the Backwoods, Part 1 of the Lake family’s story Episode Crime Article + Sources: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/ Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @ scoutlhurt And as a February special, we worked with Ballsy on this episode. Tired of getting lame gifts for the guys in your life? Check out ballwash.com True Crime Real Time listeners get an additional 20% off by using code: REAL20! I am publishing my very first episode on the Canadian Correctional System on Patreon and research is underway on the second patreon episode which will cover the very last 2 people executed in Canada before Capital Punishment was abolished. If you want to listen to exclusive episodes, add free and early release episodes head over to patreon.com, there are several different options ranging from armchair detective to co-producer. Interested in becoming a patron? https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27999414
#18 - Small Town Girl - Gail Ryan
Feb 03, 2020 26:43

#18 - Small Town Girl - Gail Ryan

The mail was starting to pile for Gail on the hall table. On Wednesday there were 2 letters, on Thursday there was a small parcel and some small mail. But none of the items were picked up. This was odd, Gail always picked her mail. She was supposed to be at work but hadn’t showed up there either. Her work place called her landlord, asking if he knew where she was. Gerry, her landlord, said he would check on her apartment as she also hadn’t picked up her mail. He went up stairs and as he knocked on Gail’s door, it swung open, revealing a crime that will be forever engraved in Gerry’s mind. Featuring Podcast True Crime & Wine Time, a podcast hosted by Teri Dusold, covering compelling true crime cases coupled with her passion for exploring and enjoying new wines. Episode Crime Article + Sources: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/ Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @ scoutlhurt This episode is sponsored by 'Best Fiends', the 5 star rated puzzle game! And as a February special, we worked with Ballsy on this episode. Tired of getting lame gifts for the guys in your life? Check out ballwash.com True Crime Real Time listeners get an additional 20% off by using code: REAL20! I am publishing my very first episode on the Canadian Correctional System on Patreon and research is underway on the second patreon episode which will cover the very last 2 people executed in Canada before Capital Punishment was abolished. If you want to listen to exclusive episodes, add free and early release episodes head over to patreon.com, there are several different options ranging from armchair detective to co-producer. Interested in becoming a patron? https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27999414
#17 - The Butcher of The Frontier - Josie Langmaid
Jan 29, 2020 47:51

#17 - The Butcher of The Frontier - Josie Langmaid

It was a beautiful warm autumn day and Josie was running late leaving the house for school. Her brother Waldo did not feel like waiting, so he left ahead of her. At 8:30 AM Josie grabbed her school book said her goodbyes and left the home smiling as she started walking to school. She never made it to school. Her mutilated & decapitated body lay in the bushes in the most secluded part of her route, leading law enforcement to believe the attack was pre-meditated. Her head was only found the following day wrapped in a the cape that she had been wearing and having the earrings cut from her ears. What happened to Josie? Was her murderer ever caught? Episode followed by special interview with Paulette Breau, author of 'Never at Ease'. A book outlining her ups and downs as she navigates the 30 years with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Never at Ease Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/pilotbreau/ Never at Ease Book: https://www.amazon.ca/Never-at-Ease-Memoir-Mountie/dp/1525557599/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=never+at+ease&qid=1580322591&sr=8-1 Featuring Podcast Morbidology, a weekly true crime podcast created and hosted by Emily G. Thompson, Morbidology takes an in-depth look at some of the world's most heinous murders. Episode Crime Article + Sources: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/ Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @ scoutlhurt I am publishing my very first episode on the Canadian Correctional System on Patreon and research is underway on the second patreon episode which will cover the very last 2 people executed in Canada before Capital Punishment was abolished. If you want to listen to exclusive episodes, add free and early release episodes head over to patreon.com, there are several different options ranging from armchair detective to co-producer. Interested in becoming a patron? https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27999414
#16 - Bruised & Broken - Bonnie Tatti
Jan 13, 2020 26:55

#16 - Bruised & Broken - Bonnie Tatti

It was a beautiful day. Bright, sunny & warm. A true mark that spring was soon turning into summer. A feeling of unspoken promise. It was Bonnie’s 45th birthday, wedding anniversary and the Monday of a long weekend. Little did she know her husband Gary was planning a small get together for her later that day. Everyone was home, Gary was waiting for a friend to pick him up so they can go pick up a cake for Bonnie’s birthday. Bonnie quietly slipped out of the house shortly before 11 AM, only to be found broken and bruised at the end of a neighbour’s driveway just around the corner 10 – 15 minutes or so later. This is episode 16, Bruised and Broken, Bonnie Tatti’s story. Episode Crime Article + Sources: https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/ Hamilton Police: https://hamiltonpolice.on.ca/contact Crime Stoppers: https://crimestoppershamilton.com/ Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @ scoutlhurt I am publishing my very first episode on the Canadian Correctional System on Patreon and research is underway on the second patreon episode which will cover the very last 2 people executed in Canada before Capital Punishment was abolished. If you want to listen to exclusive episodes, add free and early release episodes head over to patreon.com, there are several different options ranging from armchair detective to co-producer. Interested in becoming a patron? https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27999414
#15 - The Open Road - Michael Lovejoy
Dec 28, 2019 25:23

#15 - The Open Road - Michael Lovejoy

He had already been driving for 8 hours and on the road for longer. He needed sleep. He had left his home in Flint, Michigan sometime either the late evening of Thursday April 7th or the very early hours of Friday April 8th, 1994. He was scheduled to drive to the American Axle and Manufacturing plant in buffalo, NY where he was to pick up a cargo shipment of automotive axles to deliver to the now defunct GMC truck & bus plant in Pontiac, Michigan. He made it to the American Axle & Manufacturing plant, he picked up his cargo, but he never made it home. This is episode 15 "The Open Road" - Michael Lovejoy's Story. Crime Stoppers Video referenced in this episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5cTXUjzMww Brantford Police: https://www.brantfordpolice.ca/contact-us Crime Stoppers: https://crimestoppers-brant.ca/ Sources listed at : https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/ Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @scoutlhurt Episode Sponsor: Best Fiends Special Thank you to my New Patreon Supporters: Research Assistant: Wendy Sanders Co-Producer: JT Hosack Interested in becoming a patron? https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27999414
#14 - You Can Be a Hammertown Hero - Monica Chisar - Part 2
Dec 16, 2019 41:59

#14 - You Can Be a Hammertown Hero - Monica Chisar - Part 2

It had been a few days since 28 year old Monica Chisar had returned home from an overseas trip to Portugal. Back in Canada and back at work, a friend gave her a lift after a late shift and dropped her off close to where she was staying. This friend dropped her off at an empty parking lot of a beer store, some 100-200 meters from the apartment building where she was allegedly staying, just after midnight on Wednesday, July 11, 2018. This is the last time anyone has reported seeing or hearing from Monica. In the 1.5 years since her disappearance there have no sightings of Monica as well as no online activity. We speak to Monica's sister in this episode as well as a special guest from Hamilton Crime Stoppers. This is episode 14 "You Can Be a Hammertown Hero" - Part 2 of Monica Chisar's Story. Crime Stoppers Video referenced in this episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5cTXUjzMww Hamilton Police: https://hamiltonpolice.on.ca/contact Crime Stoppers: https://crimestoppershamilton.com/ Sources listed at : https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/ Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @ scoutlhurt Featuring the Podcast Promo from: 'True Crime Lab', Join Jay and Rudeboy as they cover the well-known and the lesser known true crime and have fun along the way. Interested in becoming a patron? https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27999414
#13 - Bohemian - Monica Chisar - Part 1
Dec 02, 2019 28:26

#13 - Bohemian - Monica Chisar - Part 1

It had been a few days since 28 year old Monica Chisar had returned home from an overseas trip to Portugal. Back in Canada and back at work, a friend gave her a lift after a late shift and dropped her off close to where she was staying. This friend dropped her off at an empty parking lot of a beer store, some 100-200 meters from the apartment building where she was allegedly staying, just after midnight on Wednesday, July 11, 2018. This is the last time anyone has reported seeing or hearing from Monica. In the 1.5 years since her disappearance there have no sightings of Monica as well as no online activity. This is episode 13 "The Bohemian" - Part 1 of Monica Chisar's Story. Hamilton Police: https://hamiltonpolice.on.ca/contact Crime Stoppers: https://crimestoppershamilton.com/ Sources listed at : https://truecrimerealtimepod.com/ Music provided by Scoutyboy: Twitter: @ scoutlhurt Featuring the Podcast Promo from: 'Brew Crime Podcast, Brew Crime is the brain child of both Beck and Mike. They are a True Crime, Craft Beer and Comedy podcast. Join them as they pair great tasting beer with all kinds of messed up stories. Interested in becoming a patron? https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27999414
#12 - Blood Runs Cold - Thelma Clapham
Nov 18, 2019 21:30

#12 - Blood Runs Cold - Thelma Clapham

When Thelma was 75, she moved into a 1-bedroom subsidized city-housing apartment geared towards “at risk” seniors who were still mostly independent. She lived there alone . The lack of security at the city housing buildings have led to increased violence and drug dealings. She was murdered and discovered 2 days later. December 2nd will mark the 15-year anniversary of Thelma’s death and her children and family still don’t have answers. What would drive someone to viciously beat and kill at 79-year-old woman? Music provided by Scoutyboy Twitter: @ scoutlhurt Featuring the Podcast Promos from: 'Cynema', hosted by B. Harrison Smith, not a film review podcast but rather a review of the Effects of Cynicism on our Entertainment and 'Beyond The Rainbow; True Crime Stories of the LGBT community Interested in becoming a patron? https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27999414
#11 - White Glove - Ted Chadwick - Part 2
Oct 21, 2019 33:58

#11 - White Glove - Ted Chadwick - Part 2

Edward's body was found face up in the Grand River in Brantford, Ontario on June 27th, 1975. The cause of death was confirmed to be drowning. The case was closed quickly as law enforcement deemed that he died while swimming. None of these early conclusions made sense. By the time law enforcement re-opened the case in 2003, the entire original case file has been destroyed. In this episode we cover known facts to=date and speak with one of the two people who discovered Edward's body. Source material for policy information in the 1970's in Brantford: http://www.jjackowetz.com/blog/2018/5/16/brantford-in-the-1970s-post-21 Interested in becoming a patron? https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27999414
#10 - The Way the River Flows - Ted Chadwick - Part 1
Sep 23, 2019 24:13

#10 - The Way the River Flows - Ted Chadwick - Part 1

Edward (Teddy) Chadwick’s body was found floating in the Grand River in Brantford, Ontario (Canada) on Friday July 27, 1975 by two teens who happened to be biking by. The pathologist deemed his cause of death as drowning. His manner of death was considered accidental and law enforcement deemed he drowned by accident while swimming and subsequently closed his case. Edward had been in a severe car accident 9 years before his death which left him with lasting injuries, preventing him from swimming. Not only did Edward not swim, but he was also found with a bloody nose. In 2003 his case was reopened as new information came to light and law enforcement now believed foul play to be involved. Having exhausted all leads, the file was reclosed. The family believe they know what happened, but no one is talking. His Fiancée is still heartbroken with no closure in sight. Sources: Brantford Expositor, July 28, 1975 Article Brantford Expositor, July 30, 1975 Article Brantford Expositor, October 29, 2005 Interviews and information from police original podcast content. website: www.truecrimerealtimepod.com Brantford Police: (519) 756-7050 Interested in becoming a patron? https://www.patreon.com/user?u=27999414