Canadian True Crime

This show is truly amazing. There are only three or four genuinely top tier true crime podcasts out there- including Casefile, and The Vanished- and this one has a similar feel to it, whilst also being a touch different. The cases she covers are also picked with purpose- you can tell. This is one of those podcasts where- if she chooses too- she says a lot by saying nothing at all. It’s that kind of masterpiece.

I just recently came across this podcast. The stories are well researched and hold your interest until the end. I love the way the host says the words “no/know” with her Aussie accent. 🦘The Mad Trapper episode was great! ADDENDUM: It may be just me but I feel Kristi's deliverance has slowed down to a snail's pace. It has started to annoy me somewhat I'm sad to say.

This is one of the best overall stories I’ve heard you cover (though they are all top notch)! I never mind waiting for episodes because I know they will be outstanding.

I finished the Robert Pickton series. The focus was so different from the American crime podcasts I'm used to. You focused on the lives of the victims, the cultural impact, awareness, change, families. I've never listened to a more informative podcast. I really appreciate the work you gave to this series, your kindness, and tone. You are an excellent reporter. Thank you for giving names and lives to the victims of an irredeemable, disgusting, psychopath. It pains me the Canadian justice system can be so forgiving, but as an American with a tyrannical, convoluted justice system, I also appreciate their logic. Hearing the apologies and admission of negligence was refreshing. We rarely have those moments in the US.