Ontario Cold Cases - The Podcast - The Lost Boys of Pickering - A Canadian Tragedy | Free Listening on Podbean App

Ontario Cold Cases - The Podcast - The Lost Boys of Pickering - A Canadian Tragedy | Free Listening on Podbean App

The Lost Boys of Pickering - A Canadian Tragedy



A True Crime Mystery from Ontario Cold Cases – Canada’s True Crime Podcast

Six teenage friends. One late-night adventure. Zero answers.

In the early hours of St. Patrick’s Day 1995, six high school boys vanished from the icy shores of Lake Ontario. What began as a night of celebration in Pickering, Ontario quickly turned into one of Canada’s most baffling mysteries. They were seen on grainy surveillance footage, heard revving a stolen motorboat—and then, nothing. No bodies. No wreckage. Not a single trace.

For nearly thirty years, the families of Jay Boyle, Chad Smith, Robbie Rumboldt, Jamie Lefebvre, Michael Cummins, and Danny Higgins have waited. Hoped. Mourned. And asked the same chilling question: What really happened that night on the water?

Was it a reckless joyride gone wrong? Or something far darker?

In this gripping and meticulously reported special from Ontario Cold Cases, host Jay Nicoll dives deep into the case that haunts a generation. Featuring the tireless efforts of private investigator Bruce Ricketts, shocking gaps in the police investigation, overlooked surveillance footage, and a trail of theories—from tragic accident to sinister foul play—The Lost Boys of Pickering is a haunting journey into a night that changed six families forever.

One cold lake.
Six missing boys.
And a mystery that refuses to stay buried.

Because every case deserves answers—and every victim deserves justice.

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