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[Part 1 of 2] This two-part series will report back on the cases we’ve covered that have had major updates over the past years.
Part 1: Approximate timestamps (give or take a few minutes)
7:00 Robert Pickton
13:00 Renfrew County Massacre
20:00 Madison Scott
23:00 Dellen Millard and Mark Smich
28:00 Multiple Murders / Consecutive sentences
33:00 The Harrison Family Murders
44:00 The Brentwood Five
53:00 Paul Bernardo
1:06:00 Use of AI Voices - update and feedback
More information on previous Canadian True Crime episodes:
Klaus Family Murders
Sara and Taliyah
Madison Scott - public plea for new information
Full list of resources, information sources and credits:
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36-year old Susan Klassen had only lived in Whitehorse for a few years, but she made a considerable impact on the local community as a renowned modern storyteller with the Yukon International Storytelling Festival. Susan’s death—and the public outrage that followed—was named the #1 story in the Yukon for 1997.
“Throughout her life, she deeply touched the lives and hearts of many. Along with her love of nature, one of Susan’s greatest joys was to share her talent of storytelling.” - Obituary
If you or a loved one is experiencing family violence, help and resources are available. 
Support Services - Canadian Women's Foundation
Find family violence resources and services in your area - Canada.ca
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This episode is about an important case that became a watershed moment for the local community in Whitehorse, Yukon, and across the country. We’ve pieced it together from court documents and the news archives, most notably the reporting of Caroline Murray and Yvette Brend for the Whitehorse Daily Star. Our sincere condolences to Susan Klassen’s loved ones and anyone else affected by this crime. 
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Canadian True Crime has donated to Kaushee’s Place; a transition home for women and gender diverse people experiencing violence in the Yukon.
True Crime and Paranormal Podcast Festival
July 12-14, Denver, Colorado. Use code KRISTI for 15% discount off ticket prices.
www.truecrimepodcastfestival.com
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Part 2 of 2] The murder of 18-year-old Kimberly Proctor shocked her community and made national headlines. But as investigators soon discovered, there were many red flags and warning signs that weren’t taken seriously.
Through this series, we utilize case files released by police as well as relevant studies, statistics and scholarly articles to examine a number of issues related to the dynamics of teenage relationships in the online era. Our goal is to highlight common manipulation tactics employed by abusive people, the pitfalls of navigating consent, boundaries and rejection, mental health, nature vs nurture and more. This series is closely related to our previous episode titled Cherish.
Additional content warning: this series includes graphic and distressing details of a murder and sexual assault, and while not the focus of the case there is brief mention of sexual assault against a child and cruelty to animals. 
Please respect the privacy of those involved in this case.
This month, Canadian True Crime has donated in Kimberly’s memory to BC SPCA Wild Arc, the wildlife rescue organization she planned to start volunteering with.
Full list of resources, information sources and credits:
See the page for this episode at www.canadiantruecrime.ca/episodes

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[Part 1 of 2] The comprehensive story of 18-year-old Kimberly Proctor, and the two classmates she thought were her friends.
This series examines a number of issues related to the dynamics of teenage relationships in the online era, and utilizes case files released by police, news archives, and relevant studies, statistics and scholarly articles. Our goal is to highlight common manipulation tactics employed by abusive people, the pitfalls of navigating consent, boundaries and rejection, mental health, nature vs nurture and more. This case is closely related to our previous episode, Cherish.
Additional content warning: this series includes graphic and distressing details of a murder and sexual assault, and brief mention of sexual assault against a child and cruelty to animals. 
Please respect the privacy of those involved in this case.
Monthly donation:
This month, Canadian True Crime has donated in Kimberly’s memory to BC SPCA Wild Arc, the wildlife rescue organization she planned to start volunteering with.
Full list of resources, information sources and credits:
See the page for this episode at www.canadiantruecrime.ca/episodes

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The case of a beloved 16-year-old girl who didn't return home one night—and the many questionable decisions made by authorities that could have inadvertently saved her life.
The intention of this episode is to highlight how cases involving missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls are often treated differently at every stage of the criminal justice process, as per Reclaiming Power and Place, the final report of the National Inquiry into #MMIWG.
Additional content warning: this episode is about the murder and possible sexual assault of an underage girl.
This month, Canadian True Crime has donated to Justice for Girls Outreach Society
Full list of resources, information sources and credits:
See the page for this episode at www.canadiantruecrime.ca/episodes 

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