For nearly a decade, Bruce McArthur operated in the heart of Toronto’s Gay Village, preying on vulnerable men while evading justice. Despite growing concerns from the LGBTQ+ community, it took years before police connected the disappearances and finally caught the city’s most infamous serial killer. How did McArthur stay under the radar for so long? What warning signs were missed? And what finally led to his arrest?

In this episode, we break down the full case—from the disappearances to the investigation, the shocking discoveries, and the lasting impact on Toronto’s LGBTQ+ community.

Plus, in our Current Case segment, we discuss a troubling issue closer to home: how the Niagara Regional Police handle hate speech complaints. Are they taking them seriously, or is there more work to be done?

Listen now, and let’s talk about it.

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On October 3, 1984, nine-year-old Christine Jessop vanished from her quiet Ontario neighborhood. What followed was a decades-long search for truth—one that led to a wrongful conviction, a shattered family, and a mystery that haunted Canada for over 35 years.

In this episode, we dive into Christine’s tragic case, the conviction of Guy Paul Morin, and the shocking DNA breakthrough that finally revealed the real perpetrator: Calvin Hoover. We also share a brief but powerful message from Hoover’s niece, offering a rare glimpse into the ripple effects of this crime.

Plus, in our current case segment, we cover The Zombie Killer—a disturbing and violent case that has left investigators and the public searching for answers.

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For a more in-depth look into how genetic genealogy led to this breakthrough, you might find the following video informative:
https://youtu.be/cF7-CmwRxzo

For a more personal perspective, you might find this interview with Christine Jessop's family insightful:
https://youtu.be/NlRM7YYGdIA

For a more in-depth understanding of the case's impact, you might find this video informative:
https://youtu.be/1u1G6rU3FQA

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In this week’s episode of the Canadian Creepies Podcast, we dig into one of Alberta’s most bizarre and unsettling true stories: the tale of Kelvin Maure, the infamous “Alberta Moleman.” Known for his obsession with building intricate underground tunnels, Maure’s strange and secretive lifestyle hid more than just dirt—it revealed the darker corners of human nature. What drove this man to create his own subterranean world, and what did his descent into darkness mean for those around him?

We’ll explore the details of his peculiar life, the shocking discoveries made, and the psychology behind this chilling case. From an obsession with isolation to the haunting consequences of his actions, this is a story you won’t soon forget.

Plus, in our Current Case segment, we tackle one of Canada’s most divisive and high-profile trials: the Freedom Convoy protest leaders. We’ll break down the latest developments, explore the societal impact of the protests, and discuss how unconventional actions—whether by one person or a group—can leave a lasting mark on history.

Don’t miss this episode, where we uncover what lies beneath—both literally and metaphorically. Send us your thoughts and case suggestions at canadiancreepiespodcast@gmail.com and follow us on Instagram at @canadiancreepies for more updates and behind-the-scenes content.

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