Cold Cases that still Haunt Canada | Unsolved True Crime Documentary

Across Canada, there are mysteries that remain unsolved for decades. Families who vanished without a trace… young lives cut short by silence… and cold cases that still haunt communities to this day.

In this full-length documentary, we explore six of Canada’s most haunting unsolved disappearances:
The Jack Family – Prince George, BC (1989)
Mekayla Bali – Yorkton, SK (2016)
Adrien McNaughton – Holmes Lake, ON (1972)
Helen Claire Frost – Prince George, BC (1970)
Jean “Ginny” Sampare – Gitsegukla, BC (1971)
Melanie Ethier – New Liskeard, ON (1996)

Each case is told in a calm, podcast-style narration — emotional, suspenseful, and respectful.
We don’t sensationalize. We don’t dramatize. We shed light on stories that deserve to be remembered.

If you enjoy true crime documentaries, cold cases, and unsolved mysteries, this video is for you.

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Cold Cases that still Haunt Canada | Unsolved True Crime Documentary

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