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 on January 22, 2017.
The Allore-Camirand-Bazinet-Blais theory is supported by Claude Poirier.
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Originally published on January 19, 2017
In this podcast we discuss the murder of Helen Monast, confirmation bias, and the Least-Effort-Principle.
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Travels to New England and the Tri-state area. Preview of shows to come.
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Originally published on January 14, 2017:
We have a treat for you. Coming up this weekend on the Who Killed Theresa? podcast we'll have our first interview: Kristian Gravenor from the Montreal website Coolopolis has agreed to join us. Kris was one of my earliest influences. We're gonna talk about all things crime-time.
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Originally published January 9, 2017
We talk about the unsolved murders of Lison Blais and Denise Bazinet:
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Originally published January 6. 2017
A show about the criminal investigative failure of the death of Theresa Allore from the Eastern Townships of Quebec. In this episode we focus on the murders of Manon Dube and Louise Camirand:
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Originally published January 6, 2017. This is episode 2. We talk about the events that lead up to Theresa's death. Referenced here are Kristian Gravenor's Coolopolis, Patricia Pearson, and the folks at the Maura Murray podcast, and Jordan Boneparte of The Night Time podcasts.
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The first podcast episode of Who Killed Theresa. Originally published January 5, 2017.
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Some updates on some cases: David Cross, Helene Hurtubise, Margaret Coleman. The slog of dealing with police investigative forces.
I don’t want to write a piece of advocacy, or some bullshit fantasy of triumph over adversity, or something where the endgame is some shitty television program. I just want to tell a really good story.
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