Explore the chilling case of Terry Driver, the Abbotsford Killer, who murdered Tanya Smith and taunted police in one of Canada’s most disturbing crimes.

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Content Warning: The following section discusses disturbing subject matter, which may be triggering for some readers. Discretion is advised.

Disclaimer: The content of this episode is for entertainment purposes only. It is based on publicly available information, and I am not a licensed professional. All situations and individuals discussed are alleged unless otherwise stated.

Imagine taking a walk down a street you've walked down a dozen or more times. On your way to work, the library, to go shopping or just to enjoy a nice leisurely stroll.

When all of a sudden a white van is barrelling down the sidewalk towards you. You're likely frozen in terror, unable to move, then BAM! The van smacks right into you!

This is what happened to 26 innocent people on April 23, 2018.

In this Episode I dive into the details of the assailant, and how he built up to this horrific attack.

Content Warning: The following section discusses disturbing subject matter, which may be triggering for some readers. Discretion is advised.

Disclaimer: The content of this episode is for entertainment purposes only. It is based on publicly available information, and I am not a licensed professional. All situations and individuals discussed are alleged unless otherwise stated.

He was a pig farmer outside Vancouver… with a horrifying secret buried on his land. Robert Pickton is one of Canada's deadliest serial k*llers — accused of luring vulnerable women from the Downtown Eastside and leaving a trail of unanswered questions.

In this episode, we dig into the investigation, the missed warnings, and the brutal truth behind the farm that became a graveyard. If you're into true crime, this case will haunt you.

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Content Warning: The following section discusses disturbing subject matter, which may be triggering for some readers. Discretion is advised.

Disclaimer: The content of this episode is for entertainment purposes only. It is based on publicly available information, and I am not a licensed professional. All situations and individuals discussed are alleged unless otherwise stated

There’s a long, isolated stretch of road in northern British Columbia where something sinister has been happening for decades. Dozens of women — mostly Indigenous — have vanished or been found murdered along this route, and many of their cases remain unsolved to this day.

They call it the Highway of Tears… and for good reason.

How could so many disappear without answers?
Why did it take so long for people to start paying attention?
And is there more to this than meets the eye?

In this episode of True Crime 911, we explore one of Canada’s most haunting and heartbreaking mysteries — and the voices still demanding justice.
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Content Warning: The following section discusses disturbing subject matter, including kidnapping and murder, which may be triggering for some readers. Please proceed with caution.

Disclaimer: The content of this episode is for entertainment purposes only. It is based on publicly available information, and I am not a licensed professional. All situations and individuals discussed are alleged unless otherwise stated.

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Have you ever heard of a case that defies explanation? Today, we dive into the chilling, unsolved mystery of Cindy James—a case that has haunted British Columbia for years.

Could there be clues still overlooked, or is there more to this tragic story than meets the eye?

Content Warning: The following section discusses disturbing subject matter, including kidnapping and murder, which may be triggering for some readers. Please proceed with caution.

Disclaimer: The content of this episode is for entertainment purposes only. It is based on publicly available information, and I am not a licensed professional. All situations and individuals discussed are alleged unless otherwise stated.

Dive into one of the most chilling mysteries in true crime history as we explore the sinister journey of the Ken & Barbie killers, Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka.

This gripping podcast peels back the layers of one of Canada’s most notorious criminal cases, revealing the twisted interplay between charm and horror. With a meticulously investigative approach, each episode uncovers new details, court documents, personal interviews, and forensic breakthroughs that paint a vivid picture of the terror that gripped a nation. The series challenges listeners to confront the unsettling reality that behind the facade of normalcy can lie unimaginable brutality.

Designed for true crime aficionados, our narrative hooks you from the very first minute and maintains an atmosphere laden with suspense and dark intrigue. Expect thoughtful analysis, reflective pauses on moral ambiguity, and storytelling that will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew about evil.

Content Warning: The following section discusses disturbing subject matter, including kidnapping and murder, which may be triggering for some readers. Please proceed with caution.

Disclaimer: The content of this episode is for entertainment purposes only. It is based on publicly available information, and I am not a licensed professional. All situations and individuals discussed are alleged unless otherwise stated.

Hey there, and welcome to Crime Time 911! I’m Mel—Canadian, wife, mom, and full-time true crime addict. Seriously, I’ve been into this stuff since before it was trendy. You know those old-school true crime books with the creepy, low-quality photos smack in the middle? Yeah, I was obsessed with those. Then, once true crime took over the internet and TV stations like Investigation Discovery, I basically said goodbye to normal television. If you ask my family what I’m watching at any given moment, the answer is always: Murder Shows.

After spending way too much time bingeing podcasts, I figured—why not start my own? So here I am, your crime-obsessed host, ready to dive into all things true crime. If you’re as fascinated (and maybe slightly concerned) about the dark side of humanity as I am, hit that subscribe button and let’s get into it!