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  1. Another fascinating episode on unsolved murders of women. I have more questions than answers though. They still didn’t solve the Nation River Lady case after all those years. I wonder if they kept evidence with DNA on it. They have no clue to her identity even. The dump site is also interesting, clearly on a roadside that indicates that the killer wanted to confuse the investigators, so the victim might as well be killed in another city and just dumped there.

    I hope you won’t totally shut down the website http://www.theresaallore.com. Why would you compare your website to others? The way it is, makes it unique and attracts readers because the website is not a part of mass production. It may not have a slick design, or fancy look, it may look chaotic or give a message of “Fuck You”, but I like the website as it is. Especially the content has an invaluable contribution; it is honest, it connects the dots with thought processes and reflects all your 19 years long investigation and it would be a shame to shut it down.
    I, as a follower, don’t surf on your website to enjoy myself, I surf there to gather information that is very interesting, learn about all those unsolved murders and uncaught murderers. It is an historical archive that informs us about “fuck ups of police of Canada” and all those unsolved cases. Please don’t give up on that site and even though you won’t update it with new posts; keep it up and running if it is possible so that we can always go back and research.

  2. Another fascinating episode on unsolved murders of women. I have more questions than answers though. They still didn’t solve the Nation River Lady case after all those years. I wonder if they kept evidence with DNA on it. They have no clue to her identity even. The dump site is also interesting, clearly on a roadside that indicates that the killer wanted to confuse the investigators, so the victim might as well be killed in another city and just dumped there.
    I hope you won’t totally shut down the website http://www.theresaallore.com. Why would you compare your website to others? The way it is, makes it unique and attracts readers because the website is not a part of mass production. It may not have a slick design, or fancy look, it may look chaotic or give a message of “Fuck You”, but I like the website as it is. Especially the content has an invaluable contribution; it is honest, it connects the dots with thought processes and reflects all your 19 years long investigation and it would be a shame to shut it down.
    I, as a follower, don’t surf on your website to enjoy myself, I surf there to gather information that is very interesting, learn about all those unsolved murders and uncaught murderers. It is an historical archive that informs us about “fuck ups of police of Canada” and all those unsolved cases. Please don’t give up on that site and even though you won’t update it with new posts; keep it up and running if it is possible so that we can always go back and research.

    1. Ya, I was consulting with my web design person yesterday. Not going to get rid of it, keeping the name, Who Killed Theresa. We’re just gonna clean it up a bit, but keep the personal feel, not overly professional.

      I get about 5,000 listeners per podcast ( that’s true listeners, people who sit through the whole thing). Of those, 21% are Canadian, 53% U.S.A., 10% Australia, 7% UK. Thanks!

  3. The early mood kind of pervades throughout. 🙂 Btw, it wasn’t a remix of Au Lait I was recalling – it was a collab with Anna Maria Jopek of Are You Going With Me from earlier in the podcast.

    1. I’ve seen that. I also go through periods of searching out every version of Are you going with me? I had to go listen because I could remember what music I used at the start. I see it’a that Cal Tjedar version of September Song… ya, that’s kinda moody. Also, nice to know there’s an add for an axe throwing bar at the beginning.

  4. For Marie-Ève Larivière case 1992. We should remember than Gilles Vaillancourt corrupted mayor era
    Financing the police staff wasn’t his first priority.

    It could be Claude Levasseur the abductor.
    Pascal Poulin , the young Rosemont boy kidnapped and killied 1990. the murderer description correspond to “like a taxi driver” way to drive his car. His brother been taxi driver and teached to Claude .

    Levasseur 61 years old in early August.
    2007 Spring, he tried to approch a little girl in his block around Jarry East and Pie-IX .

    He worked large part of his life shoes saler .

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