Send us a text, tell us your canadian creepy!

On April 8, 2006, eight men were found dead inside four vehicles in a farmer’s field near Shedden, Ontario.

What followed became one of the most notorious biker-related murder cases in Canadian history.

In this episode of Canadian Creepies, Valerie and Amanda dig into the events surrounding the Shedden massacre, the fractured world of the Bandidos Motorcycle Club in Ontario, the role of Wayne Kellestine, and the investigation and trials that followed.

A huge thank you to Christine Young for researching this episode and helping piece together the timeline, the people involved, and the biker politics behind the case.

Then, in this week’s Creep of the Week, we meet an Ontario man who built trust by presenting himself as a legal professional despite one very important problem.

Listener discretion is advised.

Tell us your Creep of the Weeks, Current Case or Hometown Haunt Submission

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.

Thorain Art & Illustration creates darkly whimsical art inspired by vintage Halloween, forgotten fairytales, and strange woodland magic. Find stickers, prints, magnets, keychains, and more on Etsy or at @thorain.draws, and save 10% with code CANADIANCREEPIES.

Manet Macrame & Fibre Arts, created by our researcher Christine, makes spooky handmade macrame, pixel art, epoxy pieces, and Canadian Creepies-inspired books. Save 10% with code CANADIANCREEPIES.

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.

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That’s where you’ll find bonus content, behind the scenes extras, early looks, and more from the Canadian Creepies team.

Your support helps keep the stories coming and the strange alive.

Edited by Kyle McDonnell

Send us a text, tell us your canadian creepy!

On Halloween night in 1930, four teenagers driving between Richibucto and Rexton, New Brunswick, claimed they encountered something terrifying on the road.

A white-robed figure.

A ghost.

The story spread quickly, drawing crowds, armed locals and plenty of attention to one dark stretch of Maritime road.

But the Spectre of Rexton may have been hiding something far more earthly.

In this episode of Down the Crooked Path, we follow the strange story from roadside apparition to media frenzy and uncover the bootlegging scheme said to be lurking behind it all.

Because sometimes the thing haunting the road is exactly what someone wants you looking at.

🌱 PayYourRent.ca is an Indigenous-led grassroots initiative calling on settlers to engage in ongoing, voluntary financial redistribution in support of Indigenous land defenders, sovereignty, and community well-being.

This foundation supports urgent needs like housing, food security, legal defense, and cultural revitalization all grounded in the principle that land back also means resource back.

If you live, work, or benefit from life on stolen land, consider learning more or making a monthly contribution at PayYourRent.ca.

Justice isn’t a moment, it’s a commitment.

Your next creepy obsession starts here.

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Thorain Art & Illustration creates darkly whimsical art inspired by vintage Halloween, forgotten fairytales, and strange woodland magic. Find stickers, prints, magnets, keychains, and more on Etsy or at @thorain.draws, and save 10% with code CANADIANCREEPIES.

Manet Macrame & Fibre Arts, created by our researcher Christine, makes spooky handmade macrame, pixel art, epoxy pieces, and Canadian Creepies-inspired books. Save 10% with code CANADIANCREEPIES.

🕯️ You can find new episodes of Down the Crooked Path every Thursday, wherever you get your podcasts.
Canadian content airs right here on the Canadian Creepies feed, so stay tuned, and stay on the path.

Edited by Kyle McDonnell

Send us a text, tell us your canadian creepy!

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.

Thorain Art & Illustration creates darkly whimsical art inspired by vintage Halloween, forgotten fairytales, and strange woodland magic. Find stickers, prints, magnets, keychains, and more on Etsy or at @thorain.draws, and save 10% with code CANADIANCREEPIES.

Manet Macrame & Fibre Arts, created by our researcher Christine, makes spooky handmade macrame, pixel art, epoxy pieces, and Canadian Creepies-inspired books. Save 10% with code CANADIANCREEPIES.

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