Tracking a Killer: The Cold Case Files

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CityNews reporters, Fil Martino and Madison Fitzpatrick hate the thought of cold cases gathering dust in police departments across the country. Together they’ve teamed up to take a closer look at the cases that refuse to crack, in an effort to track down Canada’s most violent perpetrators. Hear directly from the victims’ family, friends and detectives tasked with searching for answers.

  1. Alberta Khan

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    Alberta Khan

    Alberta Khan was a mother of two young children who was killed during a robbery at her family’s convenience store in Markham, Ontario in 1997. Witnesses report seeing two males in the area shortly afterwards, but they have never been identified.

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  2. Irma Galastica

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    Irma Galastica

    32-year-old Toronto mother of one, Irma Galastica, went missing in August of 2024. Investigators say they believe she was in the Burlington/Hamilton area before she disappeared. She has never been found.

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  3. April Dobson

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    April Dobson

    40-year-old April Dobson was sitting on a co-worker’s porch in Barrie, Ontario on October 14th, 2005 enjoying Thanksgiving leftovers and some wine when shots rang out. The mother of one was struck in the head and died at the scene. The person who fired the gun that killed April has never been arrested.

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  4. Elizabeth Bain: New Eyes

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    Elizabeth Bain: New Eyes

    University of Toronto student Elizabeth Bain disappeared from Scarborough, Ontario in 1990. Her boyfriend Robert Baltovich spent nearly a decade behind bars for her murder, but he was found not guilty in a retrial in 2008. Baltovich says they had the wrong guy and he wants to set the record straight.

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  5. William "Billy" Neil

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    William "Billy" Neil

    It looked like a single vehicle crash, but it wasn't. It was a homicide. 56-year-old William "Billy" Neil was found shot dead in his vehicle on a road near Kingston, Ontario on February 14th, 1992. His killer has never been identified.

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  6. Diane Dobson

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    Diane Dobson

    36-year-old mother of three Diane Dobson disappeared on February 14th, 1995. The next day her body was discovered in a ditch at Windsor's Brighton Beach. Police say they believe there may have been two people involved in this homicide, but they have never been identified.

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  7. Margaret McWilliam

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    Margaret McWilliam

    21-year-old Margaret McWilliam went for a run in her neighbourhood in Toronto, Ontario on August 27th, 1987. She never returned home. Investigators say her body was found the next day in a nearby park. She had been sexually assaulted and strangled. Her killer has never been found.

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  8. المقطع الترويجي للموسم ٤

    Introducing Season 4

    Just because a case is cold, doesn’t mean it’s closed. Tracking a Killer: The Cold Case Files returns for a fourth season with CityNews's Madison Fitzpatrick and News680's Fil Martino shining a light on eight cold cases. This season includes a look at a single vehicle crash near Kingston, Ontario in 1992 that turned into a murder investigation,  the violent death of a Windsor mother of three and the 2005 death of a woman in Barrie, Ontario woman who was shot while sitting on a friend's front porch. Plus, students at Guelph-Humber have been examining police files on the disappearance 34 years ago of Elizabeth Bain which led to the wrongful conviction of her boyfriend, Robert Baltovich. The new season of Tracking a Killer: The Cold Case Files launches February 2nd, 2026.

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CityNews reporters, Fil Martino and Madison Fitzpatrick hate the thought of cold cases gathering dust in police departments across the country. Together they’ve teamed up to take a closer look at the cases that refuse to crack, in an effort to track down Canada’s most violent perpetrators. Hear directly from the victims’ family, friends and detectives tasked with searching for answers.

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