Nighttime Curiouscast

I found you through the Canadian True Crime podcast. I first saw your coverage of Emma’s story, of her portrait as a missing person from Victoria, BC. I was so enthralled by your story telling of her case and all the people involved in her search.

I live in Victoria, BC Canada and was living here in Victoria when Emma disappeared. I remember seeing her posters up on telephone poles in the same neighbourhood where I live that’s close to Sandy Meriman House women’s shelter. They impacted me then and I felt afraid thinking that women could disappear in this safe city without a trace chilled me. I moved here by myself and I could see how her family would be so worried. I’d forgotten about her story till now.
I was such a great in depth discovery of her life and circumstances. I feel like I know her and can sympathize with her plight. I also know someone who reminds me of her who is BiPolar. She has very similar ethereal, positive and poetic language when she speaks and writes. A lot of what my friend says is hard to decipher. She is also hard to pin down. She doesn’t seem to fit in this conventional world. She has a wonderful loving supportive family too but has a hard time staying involved and keeping up with social and adult commitments such as paying bills, keeping a steady job and is very private. But will tell strangers a lot more. She has taken up hard drug taking and hanging out with sketchy people. This is alarming to us when she has been so natural, spiritual and health obsessed. Their similarity is uncanny.
I will look out for Emma wherever I go. I really do pray for her safe keeping and that her family can have some peace and that one day she returns to them safe and sound.

Thanks for a fantastic podcast!

You should look up the Mary Ellen spook ! Or chainsaw Charlie , or Catherine the little girls grave in Thorburn , or the horrible murder of amber kirwan in N.S.

Look forward to every new episode. Well narrated and researched. Interesting topics. Keep up the good work