Ontario Cold Cases - The Podcast

The Mysterious Disappearance of Ingrid Bauer - YouTube The Mysterious Disappearance of Ingrid Bauer: A Cold Case That Haunts Ontario August 16, 1972 . Kleinburg, Ontario . Fourteen-year-old Ingrid Bauer steps out of her family’s home, barefoot, to visit her boyfriend just miles away. She promises to return by 10:30 p.m.—but vanishes without a trace. No wallet, no purse, no clues. In a new episode of Ontario Cold Cases - Canada’s True Crime Podcast , dive into one of Canada’s most baffling mysteries, where a massive manhunt, helicopters, and scuba divers uncovered nothing.  Was Ingrid taken by a predator like Donald Everingham , a convicted rapist, or Ronald Glenn West , a former cop turned murderer known as the .22 Killer? In the semi-rural Kleinburg of the 1970s, hitchhiking was common—but deadly. With no evidence and fading hope, the Bauer family still seeks answers, haunted by the unknown.  Subscribe to Ontario Cold Cases to uncover the full story of Ingrid’s disappearanc...

The Unsolved Disappearance of Cheryl Rowe - YouTube A Christmas Mystery : The Unsolved Disappearance of Cheryl Rowe It was just days before Christmas, a time of family and celebration. But on December 22, 2011, a mother disappeared without a trace, leaving behind a home with unopened presents and a family consumed by dread. For over a decade, the case of Cheryl Rowe has remained a chilling holiday mystery. The last person to see her alive was her daughter, Kristina, at a pre-arranged meeting that Cheryl never made it to. Police now believe foul play was involved, and their suspicions have centered on one final, terrifying location: the home of her ex-boyfriend. Was a violent confrontation covered up? Were there others involved in a desperate attempt to hide the truth? And did they succeed? Join the Ontario Cold Cases podcast as we unwrap the unsettling details of this unsolved disappearance. With key suspects now deceased, the answers may be gone forever. But with a new perspective, ca...

  Vanished Without a Trace: The Mysterious Disappearance of Wendy Smith It was supposed to be a new beginning. On April 13, 1995 , Wendy Renee Smith was heading to her first shift at a new job. She never arrived. Police believe she was murdered, but for nearly 30 years, her case has remained a cold, silent mystery. A mother of four who had faced a life of struggle, Wendy's disappearance left her family shattered and full of questions. Did she ever make it to the Fantasia Hotel in Richmond Hill ? Or was her final night a meticulously crafted lie? The trail of suspects leads to unsettling places: a "caring man" with a story that doesn't add up, and even one of Canada's most infamous serial killers, Robert Pickton . With two other unidentified suspects who failed polygraph tests, the truth seems to be hiding in plain sight. Join the Ontario Cold Cases podcast as we peel back the layers of deception and explore the heartbreaking disappearance of Wendy Smith. The answ...

  Unraveling a 40-Year Mystery: The Donna Awcock Case She was a 17-year-old girl, an active and busy teenager who loved to babysit and play baseball. But on October 13, 1983, Donna Awcock disappeared, only to be found brutally murdered hours later. Her case went cold, and for four decades, her killer has walked free. Now, her sister Tammy Dennett is determined to find answers and get justice for Donna. She believes someone knows something—and she won't rest until they come forward. Join the Ontario Cold Cases podcast as we unravel the chilling details of the Donna Awcock case. We'll explore a terrifying web of bizarre inconsistencies and unsettling missed opportunities, from a mysterious "mash-up" composite sketch to a wanted fugitive living just down the hall. We'll also ask difficult questions about a system that failed Donna, and whether new forensic science can finally bring her killer to justice. Can a 40-year-old mystery finally be solved? Because every c...

The Son Who Never Came Home: The Unsolved Disappearance of Pierre Mercon - YouTube The Son Who Never Came Home: The Unsolved Disappearance of Pierre Mercon He made a phone call to his mother asking for a ride home. He was just a few feet away, but when she arrived, Pierre Mercon had vanished. The only thing left behind was a single piece of his Halloween costume —a camouflage poncho found under a table inside a Richmond Hill sports bar. It was November 1, 1996 , and 21-year-old Pierre disappeared into the night, leaving behind a family shattered by a mystery that has haunted them for nearly three decades. His case went cold, and a prime suspect was released due to lack of evidence. Was Pierre a victim of a crime? Or did he simply disappear? The bar he left was a known hangout for local bikers , but no one has ever been able to say for certain what happened. Join the Ontario Cold Cases podcast as we revisit the perplexing disappearance of Pierre Mercon. We'll explore the few lead...

Ontario Cold Cases - The Podca…–Ontario Cold Cases - The Podcast – Apple Podcasts The Murder of Christine Prince  She was a Welsh nanny with a bright future, an engaged woman living her dream in a new country. But on a quiet night in Toronto, Christine Prince disappeared. Her body was found days later, miles from home, in the murky waters of the Rouge River. Her murder remains one of Canada's most chilling unsolved cold cases . For over 40 years, police have followed a trail of clues that lead to dead ends and shocking suspects, including notorious serial killers. Yet the questions remain: Who abducted Christine? Why was she taken? And will the DNA evidence preserved for decades finally lead to a breakthrough? Join the Ontario Cold Cases podcast as we revisit the tragic and mysterious final hours of Christine Prince. We delve into the details of a case that has haunted a nation for generations, exploring the potential suspects and the crucial evidence that could still bring a...

Ontario Cold Cases - The Podca…–Ontario Cold Cases - The Podcast – Apple Podcasts The Unsolved Case of Valerie Karen Stevens: A Search for Answers In the early hours of September 9, 1989 , Valerie Karen Stevens, a 19-year-old mother from Toronto , left her young daughter in the care of a teenage couple and set out to meet friends at the popular Diamond Club in downtown Toronto. Pregnant at the time, Valerie was never seen alive again. Days after she vanished, the teenage couple, who had been watching her daughter for several days, reported her absence. Her welfare checks went unclaimed, and her bank account remained untouched—indicators that something was gravely wrong. Valerie’s skeletal remains were discovered three years later in October 1992 by hunters in a wooded area near Burford, Ontario. Although an autopsy could not determine her cause of death, police suspected foul play. Witnesses suggested that Valerie may have been hitchhiking when she encountered her killer, potential...