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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Originally published June 22, 2017.
A response to The Minds Of Madness podcast. We backtrack. Revisit Luc Gregoire.
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Is it Luc Gregoire? The eyes see what they want to see. If Gregoire was criminally active on the island of Montreal as early as 1977, it casts a whole new perspective on a catalog of the city's unsolved murders.
Problems, puzzles and sometimes murder.
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Have you heard of Puzzle 15?
I bet you have, you just don't know it. You know those 4 x 4 tile scrambles where you have to rearrange the sliding pieces into an image? Popeye? The Flinstones? That's the 15 puzzle, sometimes called Gem, Boss, or Mystic Square.
Here's a puzzle. What happened to Marilyn Bergeron? This week marks the 15th anniversary of the disappearance of the 24-year-old girl who today would be thirty-nine. Bergeron left her family's home in Quebec City for a walk on the morning of February 17, 2008. She did not return.
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Originally published June 2 2017
On October 29, 1999 Monique Gaudreau, a 45-year-old nurse at a hospital in the Laurentians was found dead at her home in Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts, Quebec. Gaudreau was found in her bedroom. She was beaten, sexually assaulted, and stabbed 55 times.
This is the story of William Patrick Fyfe.
We examine why the serial killer William Fyfe probably wasn't responsible for the Who Killed Theresa? murders.
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Originally published on May 28, 2017.
The murders and criminal investigative failures of Alice Pare and Ursula Schulze. The Quebec Victims Advocate, Pierre Hugues Boisvenu.
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Do you know bagatelle?
You know bagatelle probably from the handheld pinball incantation from your childhood. The word "bagatelle" means a "trifle" or simply "child's play."
I have a case that is child's play; the 1990 murder of 23-year-old Lise Brisebois. It's a wonder a suspect has never been mentioned as an obvious candidate has been geographically under the Surete du Quebec's nose for thirty years – a sort of criminal investigative bagatelle.
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Problems, puzzles, and sometimes murder. And sometimes Jack The Ripper.
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Who Killed Theresa gets on a top ten true crime list, we talk about that.
The victim should be represented more in true crime. A discussion of corruption and public inquiries in Quebec.
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Originally published May 20, 2017
Discussion of the Montreal police, victim advocacy, and the 1982 murder of Suzanne Blanchard.
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Originally published May 6, 2017.
A discussion of the 1974-75 cases of Norma O'Brien and Debbie Fisher and the anonymous young man eventually charged with their murders, The Full-Moon / Chateauguay Killer. The cases of Sharron Prior and Tammy Leaky are also discussed.
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