This week, Vanessa covers two unsolved cases in and around her hometown of Orangeville, Ontario, Canada. The first case was that of Sonia Varaschin, a nurse murdered in her own townhome in 2010. Her body was found about a week after her disappearance on a dirt road on the outskirts of Orangeville. The second case was that of 14-year-old Eric Larsfolk and 15-year-old John McCormick Jr., two teenage boys who went missing in the summer of 1981. Their bodies still have not been found to this day. Both of these cases are extremely frustrating due to the lack of evidence, and in the second case, the lack of support from the community.

If you know anything about Sonia Varaschin or about what happened on the night of August 29, 2010, please contact the Ontario Provincial Police directly at 1-888-310-1122, or anonymously through Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.

If you know anything about Erik Larsfolk and John McCormick Jr., or about what happened on the night of their disappearance on August 24, 1981, please contact the Caledon Ontario Provincial Police station directly at 1-905-584-2241, or contact Canada Unsolved at canadaunsolved.contact@gmail.com.

This week, Madison covers the 2014 terrorist attack on the Canadian Parliament and War Memorial in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Zehaf-Bibeau, a dual-citizen, supposedly moved to Ottawa from the West Coast in the efforts to expedite his passport application so that he could travel to the Middle East to visit family and friends. However, at some point his motives changed, which resulted in an attack on Canadian soldiers and Canada's Parliament building.

This week, we're taking us all back to the mid 1900s to the New York mafia scene. We zero in on the Gambino crime family and specifically focus on Antonino "Nino" Gaggi, a prolific Capo during World War 2. We follow Nino's life from his birth until his death, which actually changed the prison system in New York for the rest of history.

This week, Madison covers the case of an ex-teacher and ex-police officer turned killer, whose crime spree resulted in him being nicknamed The Hangman Killer. His crimes spanned across multiple decades, and leaves you wondering how he got away with so much during this time.

This week, Vanessa covers the tragic terrorist attack in Oslo, Norway and the island of Utoya. On July 22, 2011, Anders Breivik impersonated a police officer and set off a van bomb in downtown Oslo, before open firing on hundreds of political leaders' children at a summer camp on Utoya island.

Madison is back this week with the incredibly interesting case of Dorothea Puente, a woman in her late 70s, early 80s who allegedly murdered over a dozen people. But first, Vanessa covers the death of Betty Gore who was murdered by the woman her husband was having an affair with. Come drink coffee with us and enjoy the cases!

This week is a little different... That's right! It's Halloween weekend! Come join us in talking about one of the most controversial, and probably the most talked about conspiracy theories: do aliens exist? Vanessa deep dives into the Zimbabwe alien encounter with her sister Savanah as a guest.

On this week's episode, Madison covers the long, arduous, and disappointingly frustrating case of the disappearances of Michelle Knight, Amanda Berry, and Gina DeJesus in Cleveland Ohio in the early 2000s. This case is a doozy, so grab your favourite cup of coffee and get ready for a wild one!