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This week, Canadian Creepies is heading into the courtroom for a case that proves truth really can be stranger than fiction.

Bruni v. Bruni began as a bitter Ontario family court dispute, but what unfolded became one of the most memorable decisions in Canadian legal history. Allegations, escalating hostility, family drama and years of conflict eventually landed in front of a judge who had clearly seen enough — and wrote an opinion that has been quoted, shared and discussed ever since.

Researched by Christine Young, Valerie breaks down what happened between the Bruni family, how the case reached the Ontario Superior Court, and why the resulting decision became infamous far beyond the people involved.

And because we missed Creep of the Week last episode, this one comes with two: one right at the top, and another before we close things out.

Listener discretion is advised.

Tell us your Creep of the Week submission, Current Case or Hometown Haunt

Your next creepy obsession starts here.

✨ This episode also highlights the work of Niagara Reproductive Justice (NRJ)— Learn more or support their work by visiting their social media or emailing niagarareproductivejustice@gmail.com.

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Disastra brings heavy, unapologetic energy with their EP Head First. Listen now on YouTube or Bandcamp.

📸 Darkroom Photography is a Niagara-based photographer known for creative lifestyle shoots, spooky sessions, and legendary Halloween photos.

Edited by Kyle McDonnell