Ontario Cold Cases - The Podcast

  The Unsolved Murder of Sonya Cywink Ontario Cold Cases - Canada's True Crime Podcast In the dead of night on August 26, 1994, Sonya Cywink vanished from the gritty streets of London, Ontario. Four days later, her battered body—24 weeks pregnant—was found hidden in the eerie woods of the Southwold Earthworks, a sacred Indigenous site. Thirty years later, her killer walks free, and the questions burn: Was it a random act, or a calculated betrayal? Join Jay Nicoll of Nicoll Investigations as we unravel Sonya’s story—a life of resilience shadowed by addiction, a brutal death shrouded in mystery, and a sister’s relentless quest for justice. From the haunting last sighting near Dundas Street to the chilling forensic twists, this is more than a cold case—it’s a piece of Canada’s dark legacy of missing and murdered Indigenous women. The truth is out there, locked in silence. Will you help break it? Tune in to Ontario Cold Cases—because every victim deserves answers. Because every case de...

Ontario Cold Cases - The Podcast - The Unsolved Murder of Sonya Cywink (Trailer) | Free Listening on Podbean App The Unsolved Murder of Sonya Cywink (Trailer) Coming Sunday, April 6, 2025 August 26, 1994. 2 a.m. A red convertible cuts through the shadows of London, Ontario’s Old East Village. Sonya Cywink, 31 and pregnant, steps into the night—and vanishes. Four days later, a forager stumbles onto a horror in the woods—Sonya’s body, battered and abandoned at the Southwold Earthworks, a sacred Indigenous site. Blunt force trauma. No witnesses. No answers. I’m Jay Nicoll of Nicoll Investigations, and this Sunday on Ontario Cold Cases, we’re diving into a mystery that’s haunted Canada for 30 years. Was it a random killer—or someone she knew? Two DNA profiles, a party gone wrong, and a sister who won’t quit—Meggie Cywink—risking it all for justice. The billboards scream ‘Find My Killer.’ The reward’s at $60,000. And the truth? It’s out there—buried in silence. This isn’t just a cold case—i...

The Murder of Julia Wallace: A…–Ontario Cold Cases - The Podcast – Apple Podcasts The Murder of Julia Wallace: An Impossible Mystery
 From the creators of Ontario Cold Cases – Canada’s True Crime Podcast A locked room. A vanished killer. A crime so baffling it defies reason. Liverpool, 1931. In a modest red-brick row house on Wolverton Street, Julia Wallace is found bludgeoned to death—her body crumpled in the parlor, a raincoat soaked in blood beneath her. Hours earlier, her husband, William Wallace, received a peculiar phone message summoning him across the city to a meeting with a man who didn’t exist… at an address that couldn’t be found. What followed stunned the nation and confounded experts for nearly a century. Was the mild-mannered insurance man a diabolical killer who staged the perfect alibi? Or the victim of a malevolent trap, framed by someone who knew his every move? With no murder weapon, no eyewitnesses, and a crime scene soaked in contradiction, the case became a r...

I Witness - Ontario Cold Cases - The Podcast | Podcast on Spotify I Witness Six witnesses. One robbery. A thousand contradictions. A Mick & Mack Mystery “Everyone’s a hero. Until the facts walk in.” When a mid-morning bank job shakes up downtown Toronto, Detectives Mick McCathie and Mack MacNeely are sent to investigate what should be a straightforward case. But something doesn’t sit right. The bank manager insists he bravely negotiated with the thief.
 One teller says she saved the day with a letter opener.
 Another claims he nearly tackled the man himself.
 Even the customers have wild tales — of chases, threats, and split-second heroics. Everyone saw everything.
 And yet… nothing adds up. As Mick and Mack dig through the tangled web of timelines, tall tales, and self-serving statements, they begin to suspect that the real story isn’t what was said — it’s what was left out. With sharp wit, fast banter, and a case full of colourful characters, I Witness is a classic Mick & Mac...

The Making of a Monster: The Yorkshire Ripper’s Descent into Darkness (Part 1 of 5) | Ontario Cold Cases - The Podcast The Making of a Monster: The Yorkshire Ripper’s Descent into Darkness (Part 1 of 5) A chilling journey begins… In the quiet Yorkshire town of Bingley, a shy boy named Peter Sutcliffe grew up unnoticed—bullied, reserved, and harboring dark secrets. But beneath the surface of an ordinary life, a monster was stirring. From voyeuristic shadows to petty theft, from a sock filled with stone to a hammer poised for slaughter, his evolution was a slow, terrifying descent into the abyss. By 1975, northern England would tremble under his reign of terror—a predator unleashed, leaving 13 women dead and a nation scarred. Welcome to Ontario Cold Cases - Canada’s True Crime Podcast , where the haunting echoes of history come alive. In this electrifying first installment of a five-part series, we peel back the layers of the Yorkshire Ripper’s origins—tracing the sinister steps of a k...