True Crime Canada
Videos about infamous Canadian true crime cases, dark history and a little bit of mystery.
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David Milgaard - Part 2
The wrongful conviction of David Milgaard was one of the worst miscarriage of justice in Canadian history. In 1969, David was convicted of the murder of Gail Miller and spent 23 year in prison. The Supreme Court of Canada overturned his conviction in 1992 and DNA exonerated him completely in 1997 as well as proved who the real killer was, Larry Earl Fisher.
David Milgaard - Part 1
In 1970, at the age of 17, David Milgaard was wrongfully convicted of murdering Gail Miller, a 20 year old nurse aid from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. He would spend almost 23 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit before his conviction was overturned by the Supreme Court of Canada in 1992, and exonerated by DNA evidence in 1997. This DNA evidence would eventually convict Larry Fisher in 1999, 30 years after the killing took place.
Roch Thériault
Canadian Cult leader Roch Theriault was the founder of a wellness group turned doomsday group, from Saguenay Quebec. On August 14, 1989, Gabrielle Lavallée was found in the woods of Burnt River, Ontario. She was missing an arm, severely malnourished, and told a story of years of torture, abuse and finally murder at the hands of this sadistic leader who saw himself as a self proclaimed messiah.
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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)