Canadian CrimeCast: Coast to Coast True Crime
I tell you the details and the story for interesting crimes from across Canada, with insights that only a retired RCMP officer can provide. Finally, a Canadian true crime podcast that is interesting on more than one level.
My podcasts are the best version of true crime, where you get the juicy details of the story, but also an understanding of what was happening in the minds of police investigators as they're working the case, and how certain pieces of evidence can solve the case. I also do my best to paint a picture of the day or life of the unsuspecting victim.
Just don't listen to a story of what happened, try and feel what it felt like for those involved.
Canadian CrimeCast: Coast to Coast True Crime
Missing for 17 years, and a Mr. Big confession: The story of Monica Jack
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It was a warm Saturday in May. The kind of afternoon that feels like summer, even though summer hasn't officially arrived yet. The kind of afternoon that makes a twelve-year-old girl feel safe pedalling her bicycle along a familiar highway, heading home.
Her name was Monica Jack. And on May 6th, 1978, she left Merritt, British Columbia, and began riding north on Highway 5A — a two-lane road that hugs the eastern shore of Nicola Lake, a long, blue body of water nestled in the hills of the B.C. Interior, about three hours east of Vancouver.
She never made it home. She fell victim to a serial rapist and murderer who had a penchant for young girls.
I'm your host Ryan Dell. This is Canadian CrimeCast: Coast to Coast true Crime
Today's story spans forty years, two provinces, a seventeen-year wait for remains to be found, and one of the most elaborate undercover police operations in Canadian history.
This is the story of Monica Jack.
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