Ontario Cold Cases - The Podcast

  Coming this Sunday, December 1st: A chilling journey into the heart of a city’s darkest secrets. Hello, I’m Jay Nicoll from Nicoll Investigations and I’m here to tell you about the next episode of Ontario Cold Cases - Canada’s True Crime Podcast, coming this Sunday, December 1st. Toronto, February 25, 1955. 1955 murder case of 8-year-old girl remains a mystery to this day When 8-year-old Judy Carter vanishes without a trace after school, her disappearance ignites a citywide hunt, hailed as the “greatest search ever carried out in Toronto.” Hundreds rally—firefighters, police, Boy Scouts, even her school principal—combing a vast 38-square-kilometer area. From Cherry Beach to Leaside, hope flickers... but no sign of the Cabbagetown girl emerges. Ten days turn into a nightmare of unanswered questions. And then, a month later, two boys fishing along the Rouge River in Unionville north of the city, stumble upon a horrifying discovery. Judy’s lifeless body, strangled with her own wool ...

  London’s Forgotten Nightmare: The Chilling Mystery of Jack the Stripper - Part 1 Welcome to Ontario Cold Cases: Canada’s True Crime Podcast —the show that dives headfirst into the murkiest depths of unsolved mysteries, where every twist keeps you guessing and every detail sends a shiver down your spine. Today we’re taking you across the pond to the foggy streets of 1960s London, where a shadowy figure known only as Jack the Stripper left an indelible mark of terror. Yes, you heard that right—Jack the Stripper. The name may sound quirky, but there’s nothing funny about this nightmare. Between 1959 and 1965, this cold-blooded killer prowled the streets of West London, targeting sex workers in a spree of murders that baffled Scotland Yard and terrified the public. Over six years, eight women were found dead—strangled, stripped, and dumped in various locations across the city. The gruesome details? Missing teeth. Paint flecks on the bodies. A killer who vanished without leaving a tra...

Shadows Over Toronto | Patreon Shadows Over Toronto John Blake’s phone buzzed with a new email—an anonymous tip about the unsolved “Gardener Murders,” a series of cold cases from the late 90s where victims were found buried in shallow graves in various community gardens around the city, each with a rare flower planted atop them. The cases had gone cold, and the killer was never found. Looking closely at the photo he realized it was a new site, unconnected to the old patterns but eerily similar in execution. The realization sent a chill down his spine. Was the killer back, or was it a copycat inspired by the original crimes? Either way, John knew he was about to descend into a deep, dark world once again. Thank you for listening , and if you enjoy these videos and podcasts, please consider subscribing to Ontario Cold Cases – Canada’s True Crime Podcast, available wherever you listen to your favourite podcasts and don’t forget to tune in daily for new episodes. Ontario Cold Cases - Wordp...

Iowa Carnage: Unraveling the Villisca Axe Murder Mystery | Patreon Iowa Carnage: Unraveling the Villisca Axe Murder Mystery On a warm June night in 1912, a quiet town in Iowa became the site of an unimaginable nightmare. Eight people—including six children—brutally slaughtered in their beds, their faces reduced to an unrecognizable state by a blood-soaked axe. A crime so heinous, so vicious, that more than a century later, it still chills the soul. Join on Ontario Cold Cases - Canada’s True Crime Podcast  as we uncover the terrifying details of the Villisca Axe Murders and looks into the minds of the suspects. Join us as we piece together the fragmented history of one of America’s most infamous unsolved crimes. Ontario Cold Cases - Canada’s True Crime Podcast, available wherever you listen to your favourite podcasts. Ontario Cold Cases - Wordpress https://nicollinvestigations.wordpress.com/ For more videos subscribe to: https://www.youtube.com/@OntarioColdCases?sub_confirmation=1 @...

  Serial killer 'Jack the Stripper' bore chilling similarities with his Victorian namesake In one of the most disturbing serial killer cases to occur in London, a man murdered eight sex workers over a five-year period from 1959 to 1965 and dumped their bodies across West London. The local press began calling the uncaught killer “Jack the Stripper,” an ode to Jack the Ripper, who had terrorized London sex workers about 75 years prior. This Thursday, November 28th, in Ontario Cold Cases - Part 1 of Jack the Stripper,  we will look into the crimes and victims. Join us as we piece together the fragmented history of one of London, England’s most infamous unsolved crimes. Subscribe now to Ontario Cold Cases - Canada’s True Crime Podcast available wherever you listen to your favourite podcasts. Ontario Cold Cases - Wordpress https://nicollinvestigations.wordpress.com/ For more videos subscribe to: https://www.youtube.com/@OntarioColdCases?sub_confirmation=1 @PlayMorePods #OntarioCold...

  Iowa Carnage: Unraveling the Villisca Axe Murder Mystery On a warm June night in 1912, a quiet town in Iowa became the site of an unimaginable nightmare. Eight people—including six children—brutally slaughtered in their beds, their faces reduced to an unrecognizable state by a blood-soaked axe. A crime so heinous, so vicious, that more than a century later, it still chills the soul. This Tuesday, November 26th, Ontario Cold Cases uncovers the terrifying details of the Villisca Axe Murders and looks into the minds of the suspects. Join us as we piece together the fragmented history of one of America’s most infamous unsolved crimes. Ontario Cold Cases - Canada’s True Crime Podcast, available wherever you listen to your favourite podcasts. Ontario Cold Cases - Wordpress https://nicollinvestigations.wordpress.com/ For more videos subscribe to: https://www.youtube.com/@OntarioColdCases?sub_confirmation=1 @PlayMorePods #OntarioColdCases, #NicollInvestigations , #canadiancrime , #ColdCa...

Vanished – The Cameron March Mystery | Patreon Vanished – The Cameron March Mystery Boy, 4, Disappears After Visiting Friend “He was just a cheerful little boy, playing outside on a sunny afternoon. And then—he was gone.” On May 7, 1975, four-year-old Cameron March disappeared from his quiet village in Lowville, Ontario near Burlington. What began as a normal day turned into a nightmare that would haunt the small community forever. Hundreds of searchers scoured the countryside, drained ponds, and combed forests, but Cameron was nowhere to be found. “There were cars seen near the home—one white and green, another red—and a man with a beard walking along the road that day. But who were they? And what did they want?” Decades later, the questions still echo. How could a little boy vanish without a trace? Who was the mysterious man seen pacing the road? Could the cars spotted nearby hold the key to the truth? Join us as we unravel the chilling details, follow the twists and turns of a decad...