Episode 48 — During the frigid months of February 1970 in the little town of St. Catharines, Ontario, something went bump in the night. And it was observed by people who were trustworthy members of the community—police officers. And not just one but multiple. They officially reported strange activity, such as loud knocking sounds, objects flying off shelves, furniture tipping over, and even a bed lifting off the floor. These events continued for several days before suddenly stopping, and although investigators looked for natural explanations, no definitive cause was ever confirmed. This case is regarded as one of the most documented paranormal encounters in Canadian history. Tonight, we are going to look at the case and determine why this event remains unsolved to this day.

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Episode 47 - On the night of March 17, 1995, something strange happened in the quiet lakeside city of Pickering, Ontario. Six teenage boys vanished mysteriously due to unknown circumstances that continue to haunt families, investigators, and true crime buffs. Despite extensive searches, multiple leads, and decades of speculation, no definitive evidence has ever explained where these teens went or what truly happened that night. Parents waited for sons who did not come home. Friends assumed someone else had heard from them. Police initially believed they were simply runaways. But as weeks turned into months and months into years, one chilling question refused to go away: How could six boys vanish — and no one know why?

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The Pickering Lost Boys. Six Men, One Night, No Trace | by Nikki Young | Medium

20 years later, the Lost Boys mystery remains

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MISSING: The Lost Boys of Pickering, ON (1995) – True Crime Canada

It's the mystery that still haunts a suburb. Six boys walked into the dark and were never seen again. A grainy tape and a 'vision' may finally reveal the truth | Daily Mail Online

Families mark 23 years since the Lost Boys went missing in Pickering

The Story of the Lost Boys of Pickering; Vanished Without a Trace | by Nikki Young | Medium

27 years since six boys disappeared in Pickering, Ontario - MissingPeople.ca

Episode 46 - In the early morning hours of September 4, 1972, three masked men entered the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts through the roof via a skylight and successfully stole valuable paintings, figurines and jewelry and escaped into the night. Despite another heist occurring in Montreal already that weekend, this heist’s bold execution and mysterious aftermath captured global attention and imaginations across Canada. Decades later, the identities of the perpetrators and the whereabouts of most stolen pieces remain unknown. This case came to be known as the Skylight Caper and is officially Canada’s largest art heist. In this episode we are going to examine the case, look at the aftermath, and determine what might have happened to the stolen items.

1972 Montreal Museum of Fine Arts robbery - Wikipedia

1972 Montreal Museum of Fine Arts robbery (nonfiction) - Gnomon Chronicles

50 years after major Montreal art theft, trail has gone cold and nobody's talking | CBC News

The true story of Canada's largest art heist | CBC Arts

Skylight Caper (1972 Montreal Art Heist) | The Canadian Encyclopedia

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What Canada’s Largest Art Heist Reveals about the Art World’s Shady Side | The Walrus

Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Robbery — Priceless

Largest art heist in Canadian history still a mystery after 50 years

Five of the most daring museum heists | CNN

Fifty years after major Montreal art theft, trail has gone cold and nobody's talking - Rocky Mountain News

These Art Museums Were the Sites of Dramatic Heists | National Geographic

Still Missing: The Skylight Caper - Rehs Galleries

Stolen Some 50 Years Ago, And Still Missing

1972 Montreal Museum of Fine Arts robbery

The greatest art heist in Canadian history happened in Montreal 50 years ago today

art heist | The McGill Tribune

Unsolved '72 Theft of Montreal Museum of Fine Arts