The Keddie murders remain unsolved, despite a thorough investigation that lasted for several years. — On April 12, 1981, the family was found tied up with wire and massacred in their cabin, with no one hearing a sound. Sheila Sharp, who had attended a sleepover and returned home to change for church, discovered the gruesome scene. Her mother, Glenna “Sue” Sharp, her 15-year-old brother, John…

Have you ever heard of the “Cannibal Cop”? — Gilberto Valle was a New York City Police Department officer who made headlines in 2012 for his disturbing online activities. Using fetish chatrooms, Valle shared his fantasies about kidnapping, torturing, raping, killing, and even cannibalizing various women he knew. He even used a police database to find their addresses. Valle’s…

Brett Ryan was a man who lost control and committed a series of heinous crimes, leading to his eventual arrest by the Toronto police. Despite his guilt, the judge saw him as both the perpetrator and victim of the tragedy. — In 2007, 26-year-old Brett Ryan found himself $60,000 in debt and living in a large home on Conference Boulevard with his family, close to the border of Scarborough and Pickering.

The story of Lulonda Flett’s involvement in the torching of a Winnipeg rooming house provides insight into a tragedy that claimed the lives of five people. Flett was eventually sentenced to life in prison for the events that took place in July of 2011. — A massive fire engulfs a home in Winnipeg on July 16, 2011. 8 people were inside at the time, and tragically, 5 of them would lose their lives. At the time of the fire, eight people were inside the home on Austin Street in Winnipeg’s Point Douglas neighborhood, including Flett’s…

The shocking and bizarre murder case of Anthony Morley, the former Mr. Gay UK, who killed and partially consumed his lover, Damian Oldfield. — Anthony Morley was a chef known for his violent behavior when drunk and had a history of aggressive actions. He had once attacked a former boyfriend with a meat cleaver and threatened ambulance staff with an air rifle. Once he told a man that he could kill him with his…

The Axeman of New Orleans terrorized the city in the early 1900s, leaving a string of unsolved axe murders in his wake. But, in the face of fear, the city’s residents rallied around jazz music, turning the tables on the notorious killer and forging a unique cultural legacy in the process. — From May 1918 to October 1919, New Orleans, Louisiana was in a state of panic due to a roaming serial killer known as the “Axeman”. The first victims of the Axeman were Joseph and Catherine Maggio, an Italian grocer, and his wife, who were brutally murdered in their apartment above…

The twisted tale of Peter Demeter. He just couldn’t stop committing crimes. From hiring a hitman to plotting kidnappings, Peter constantly broke the law. — Peter Demeter, a real estate developer born in Budapest, Hungary on April 19, 1933. He came from a wealthy family that was impoverished after World War II. In 1956, Demeter immigrated to Canada and by 1962 he had established a successful career as a property developer in Toronto.

Maple Batalia, a 19-year-old aspiring actress and student at Simon Fraser University in Canada, was tragically shot and killed in 2011. Four and a half years after her death, her killer, Gurjinder “Gary” Dhaliwal, was sentenced to life in prison with eligibility for parole after 21 years. The trial saw emotional victim impact statements from Maple’s family and friends, as they remembered her and sought answers for her senseless murder.

Sukhwinder Singh Dhillon was convicted of first-degree murder for poisoning his business partner and wife in Hamilton and is suspected of poisoning his third wife and newborn twin sons in India. — The poisoning case of Sukhwinder Singh Dhillon is a story of drama, intrigue, and international investigation that spans from Hamilton, Canada to India. The case began when a young mother and a young businessman were found dead and rigid with classic strychnine symptoms in…