Not Always Polite

This episode contains an update on a previously covered case (Ep. 10) of Tyler McMichael as well as a families story about their son Jerry Keeshig. Jerry's family wants the police to reopen their investigation in the hopes of getting more answers.

19-year-old Mabel Crumback was last seen on May 28th at around midnight by her boyfriend Jim Bryan, who dropped her off at home after the pair went on a date. Reports differ as to what happened next, but when her brother told the neighbours his sister was missing, they reported it to the police. Mabel was never seen or heard from again. Listen through to hear my thoughts and theories that range from the classic partner did it to a teen pregnancy coverup. 

Pam Harvey’s name and birthday are inscribed on a headstone in her hometown of McKellar, but the rest remains a mystery after she went missing 40 years ago.

Pam was living in Sudbury when she disappeared in late 1978 after leaving her preschool-aged son with a neighbour. According to May, Pam was dating a man in a Sudbury gang and was killed for having knowledge of a murder in November 1978.

Listen through to learn more about Pamela and the time leading up to her disappearance. 

For Wendy Rene Smith, April 13, 1995, marked her very first shift at Fantasia, a Richmond Hill adult nightclub. Sadly, it was also the last night anybody saw her alive.

The 33-year-old exotic dancer started work at the club, located at 10097 Yonge St., at 10 p.m. Wendy was supposed to return to her Toronto home the next morning at 3 a.m., but she never arrived. Three days later, on April 16, 1995, her roommate reported her missing.

Wendy had brown hair, green eyes and a nosering; she was 5'3" and weighed about 120 pounds. She was last seen at the nightclub wearing a black skirt, black sweater and black shoes.

A 23-year-old York University student from China, Qian Liu, was brutally attacked and murdered while video chatting with her ex-boyfriend in her bedroom. Listen through to learn more. 

Yves Jodouin was out of the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario on a day pass on July 2nd, 1984. He was living there and undergoing treatment for Anorexia Nervosa and was supposed to be going to see a movie. At 7 pm, Yves called his grandmother to tell her he was delayed in coming back but would be there soon. No one ever saw or heard from him again. When Yves was last seen, he was 16 years old, 4'9," and 84lbs, with short dark blonde hair and hazel eyes. He has a large scar on his left forearm. If he is still alive, he would be 55 years old this year.

Shawn and Leslie Jones were distant cousins, and they were last seen on October 22, 1993, by family in Wiarton, Ontario near Lion’s head. Shawn was supposed to go to a high school dance in the nearby community of Lion’s Head, Ontario on the night of October 22, 1993. Before he left to find a ride, his mother Lynette gave him some money. When she woke up the next morning, Shawn had stolen his grandmother’s car and the $500 Lynette intended on using for his hockey registration. 

At the time of their disappearances, they are described as:

Leslie: 15 years old standing 5’6 weighing around 150lbs. He had Brown, shorter than collar-length hair, and brown eyes. He has a scar on his right cheek, was wearing braces at the time. The clothes he was wearing were Brown cargo pants, a baggy shirt, black running shoes, black/red ballcap.

Shawn: was 14 years old and stood 5’7-5’10 weighing around 160llbs he had Brown, shoulder-length hair; and blue/green eyes.

He had a light complexion, smoked "Player's Light" cigarettes only. He was wearing a Black T-shirt, black & red ball cap, blue jeans, grey and white nylon jacket, white "Runners".

Both boys were of aboriginal/first nations descent and living on the reserve at the time of their disappearance.