In the summer of 1981, fifteen-year-old Kelly Cook began a new babysitting position in her hometown of Standard, Alberta. Her arrangement stipulated a check-in call to her parents upon arrival, a call that went unanswered.

Fresh developments have emerged in the decade-old investigation into the brutal murder of a 42-year-old nurse, found dead in her home. Her family has voiced mounting frustration regarding the protracted lack of an arrest.

October of 1984 found a quiet town just outside Toronto gripped by a chilling uncertainty. A young girl had vanished, and three months later, the devastating discovery was made: Christine Jessop’s body lay over fifty kilometers from her hom…

Shannon Madill seemed poised for a bright future. She'd recently secured an audition for a part in a television series and anticipated a move from Calgary to Edmonton with eager anticipation. The audition itself was being recorded. Yet, hou…

On a night of fierce January snow in 2008, Penny Boudreau reported her twelve-year-old daughter, Karissa, missing. During a poignant press conference, the Nova Scotia mother, overcome with emotion, pleaded with the public for assistance in …

The body of Elana Fric, a 40-year-old physician, was found by a pedestrian in a ravine located just northwest of Toronto. The arrest and subsequent charges against the individual responsible sent ripples of disbelief through the city's clos…

The residents of two houses, separated by a mere two doors, resolved to share a barbecue. The convivial gathering, however, took a dark turn, culminating in a startling 911 call and a probing police interrogation.

In March of 2015, a Calgary mother vanished. Months later, a road construction crew discovered her body in a roadside ditch. The subsequent autopsy revealed a brutal attack: she had sustained seventy-five stab wounds.