Stay ConnectedThis podcast was started in January of 2017, about the unsolved murder of my sister, Theresa Allore, who died on November 3, 1978. The project has grown to include unsolved murders of women in Quebec in the 1970s. Now the podcast is simply about justice issues and criminal investigative failures.
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Women members in 1960s biker culture. The Satan's Choice motorcycle club. Mike French as possible suspect in the Teresa Martin murder.
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In February 1970 - five months after the murder of Teresa Martin - the Surete du Quebec took over the investigation from the Montreal North police (reasons to be discussed later). In the spring of 1970 the mother of one of the girls, Huguette D, overheard a conversation between her daughter and one of her friends, Johanne H in which Johanne H stated that she knew who killed Teresa Martin. The mother of Huguette D then narced on her daughter and went to the police, resulting in the May 21 interrogation. These interviews were conducted by Laurin Lapointe and Roch Heroux, but they were under the authority of the Surete du Quebec homicide investigator, Sergent Marcel Ste-Marie. Before going any further we should know more about these men - and they were all men - who interrogated two teenage girls for well over an hour.
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May 21, 1970 interrogation of two witnesses by Coroner Laurin Lapointe and Crown Attorney Roch Heroux into the murder of Theresa Martin:
- Johanne H
- Huguette D
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Why were the Quebec police investigating the motorcycle club, La MUQ in relation to the 1969 murder of Teresa Martin?
For more information visit the website: http://theresaallore.com/2021/04/10/la-muq-teresa-martin-wkt5-4/
"Are there truly in the streets of Montreal and its region, one of these monster murderers, or one of these sexual maniacs we know and have seen in the pages of books and in movies who violate their victims, their prey of choice being young girls at the flower of their youth? "
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Teresa Martin was meant to be found like that - displayed against the wall of that tavern on a Saturday morning, for families to see the ambulance and the squad cars as they drove on their way to hockey practice or garden centres, so it would be the topic of conversation all that weekend, and into Monday morning for the local boys and girls going to school. That's certain.
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This is the 1969 unsolved murder of Teresa Martin.
"I am in no hurry to tell this story. I have a lot of information on this case, but I haven't quite figured out how to land the plane. I haven't completely worked out the staging. It has all the elements that you're accustomed to hearing on WTK - set in Quebec, unsolved murder, criminal investigative failures. Quebec lives in this echo chamber of delusion. If you think the fake-news era in the States is bad, Quebec has been living in a version of this landscape ever since Champlain planted a fleur-de-lis on The Mountain. What strikes me about this case is how the narrative has changed over the last 50 years. There is now a very controlled version of this story, and most of the elements that would help solve the case have been dropped. I don't buy the versions of this story peddled by the police and the press. "
For more information please visit the website: http://theresaallore.com/2021/02/27/pattern-recognition-teresa-martin-wkt5-1/
An interview with author Patricia Pearson, her first book, When She Was Bad - How And Why Women Get Away With Murder was just re-released from Penguin Random House.
We discuss the the book, true crime, Karla Homolka, Bill James' The Man From The Train, and the "Angel of Death", nursing home caregiver and serial killer, Elizabeth Wettlaufer.
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A crossover episode with Chantelle, host of the Lady Justice podcast. We discuss the Netflix documentary 'The Ripper' - which features the investigation of the murders committed by The Yorkshire Ripper - Peter Sutcliffe.
To find Chantelle's podcast - Lady Justice: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/lady-justice-true-crime-936814
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