True Crime Canada
Videos about infamous Canadian true crime cases, dark history and a little bit of mystery.
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The Senseless Murder of Kimberly Proctor
On March 2010, Kimberly Proctor's family reported her missing, after she didn't show up for work. 36 hours later, her body would be discovered under the Galloping Goose hiking trail in Colwood British Columbia. After an intensive police investigation, two teenage boys, Kruse Wellwood and Cameron Moffat, would be arrested and later plead guilty to her murder and sentenced to life in prison.
The Betrayal of Penny Boudreau
On January 27 2009, Penny Boudreau reported her 12 year old daughter missing to the police in Bridgewater Nova Scotia. She told them the last time she saw her daughter alive was in the parking lot of a Sobey’s grocery store, after the two had a heated argument. Two weeks later, Karissa’s body would be discovered in the snow, and police confirmed she had been a victim of homicide. After a 4 months long Mr Big sting investigation, Penny Boudreau would be arrested for the murder of her only daughter.
The Wells Gray Park Murders – David Shearing
During the summer of 1982, 6 members of the Johnson and Bentley family set out for a two week long camping trip in British Columbia’s Wells Gray Provincial Park. They were never seen alive again. After Bob Johnson failed to show up to work a missing persons report was filed and an intensive search for the family began. One month after the family mysteriously disappeared, their burned out vehicle would be discovered hidden in the mountains of Wells Gray Park, and the search for the family’s killer would begin.
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Missing Persons
Between 70,000 and 80,000 people are reported missing to the police in Canada each year. Although most are found within seven days, many cases go unsolved.
This site features stories of historical missing person cases, along with details about where they were last seen.
Investigators review every tip submitted. Even the smallest detail could be the key to bringing another individual home.
Cold Cases
Hundreds of murders remain unsolved across Canada, despite lengthy, complex police investigations. As each day passes, an already cold case grows a little colder.
These victims were real people who had family and friends who cared for them and miss them dearly. All of the cases featured here remain open, your assistance could make the difference.
The smallest piece of information can be invaluable in helping the police solve the case. If you have information regarding any of these unsolved cases, contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477)