Send us a text On September 4th, 2022, the Melfort RCMP was notified of a stabbing in the James Smith Cree Nation, in Central Saskatchewan, Canada. 11 people were killed and 19, injured. Add to that a violent history, including domestic abuse, one of the longest rap sheets I've ever heard of, and a story of lack of support and resources on indigenous lands. But also, a tale of grief and and healing. Read Vanessa Burns' interview with Global News here: Exclusive: James Smith Cree ...
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Send us a text On September 4th, 2022, the Melfort RCMP was notified of a stabbing in the James Smith Cree Nation, in Central Saskatchewan, Canada. 11 people were killed and 19, injured. Add to that a violent history, including domestic abuse, one of the longest rap sheets I've ever heard of, and a story of lack of support and resources on indigenous lands. But also, a tale of grief and and healing. Read Vanessa Burns' interview with Global News here: Exclusive: James Smith Cree ...
Send us a text Kate and Val are back after an unexpected summer off! This week, Val takes us back to Scarborough, Ontario, and talks about a case she accidentally heard about while binge-watching Forensic Files: the Sleepwalker case. Learn about this interesting murder case that involves gambling and poor sleep hygiene. And if you manage to stay until the end, Val shares a couple of sleepwalking anecdotes from her past! References and sources: Court notes: https://scc-csc.lexum.com/scc-...
Murders Across Borders
Send us a text On September 4th, 2022, the Melfort RCMP was notified of a stabbing in the James Smith Cree Nation, in Central Saskatchewan, Canada. 11 people were killed and 19, injured. Add to that a violent history, including domestic abuse, one of the longest rap sheets I've ever heard of, and a story of lack of support and resources on indigenous lands. But also, a tale of grief and and healing. Read Vanessa Burns' interview with Global News here: Exclusive: James Smith Cree ...
