Ontario Cold Cases - The Podcast

The Unsolved Murder of Karen Woodcock | Ontario Cold Cases - The Podcast The Unsolved Murder of Karen Woodcock On a quiet summer morning in 1973, a mother of seven with a new college diploma and dreams of a fresh start vanished into the pre-dawn hours of Peterborough, Ontario. Just a few hours later, her nude body was found on a rural road—beaten, left to be discovered, but with no blood at the scene and no sign of the sexual assault or robbery one might expect. Her last hours are a fragmented puzzle of drinking, transient movements, and a mysterious phone call. A crime that appears personal, controlled, and deeply malicious, it has haunted the community for over five decades. Who was the last person to see Karen Woodcock alive? And what hidden motive lies behind a murder so baffling that it continues to defy justice? Join private investigator Jay Nicoll on Ontario Cold Cases - Canada's True Crime Podcast as he peels back the layers of this unsolved mystery, seeking the truth for a...

Trailer - The Unsolved Murder of Karen Woodcock | Ontario Cold Cases - The Podcast The Unsolved Murder of Karen Woodcock Hello, I’m Jay Nicoll of Nicoll Investigations inviting you to join us on Sunday, August 3rd, as Ontario Cold Cases - Canada’s True Crime Podcast revisits a case that has haunted a community for over fifty years. In the summer of 1973, Karen Anne Woodcock, a mother of seven, was on the verge of a new life. Just two days after graduating from college, she disappeared into the night. Hours later, her body was found on a quiet country road. The crime scene was a puzzle of brutal contradictions: repeated blows to the head, but no blood. A nude body, but no sign of sexual assault. Her purse left intact, but her shoes and dress were gone forever. The only motive apparent was a controlled and deeply malicious act. Who did Karen call in her final hours? Why was her body moved, and where is the real crime scene? Tune in this Sunday, August 3rd, as we delve into the unsolved h...