Hey, true crime besties, welcome back to an all new episode of Serialessly with me, Annie Elise. I gotta just

apologize right out of the gate today because if it sounds like I'm underwater, I'm not. I just have a

really gnarly cold tis the season. And if you're watching the YouTube version of this,

then you know this cold has like knocked me on my ass so much so that when I got out of bed

this morning, I was like, can't put on makeup, can't do my hair,

gonna just wear a cozy sweater set. I look like Rudolph because I've been blowing my nose so

much, but I knew I needed to get this story out to you guys because it is one of the craziest

stories I think I have ever heard. So I'm here in my studio on the mic and look like a kind of like a

sick little ghost. But anyway, I even got like the headband. It looks like I'm going to a ski lodge.

I just couldn't be bothered to get myself presentable today. So I apologize. But this is me in all my

glory. No makeup, fresh-faced,

Rudolph Red Nose. But anyway, so the reason why I say I couldn't wait to talk with you about

this case is because it truly is crazy. I mean, you've got an excessive amount of wealth.

It takes us to Canada. There's a double murder. And there's also like this undertone for me at least

of like the staircase murders remember that case with the guy who had like multiple wives who died

at the base of a staircase from a fall and it was like super shady all those things not that that

has any correlation with today's case and there isn't really a, well, there's kind of a

staircase involved. But like, you'll understand as we go. So anyway, it is one that I haven't

been very familiar with either. I had heard rumblings of it here and there over the last couple of

years, but never in a detailed way. I think because it takes place in Canada and sometimes

it's difficult to source all of

the details from a Canadian case. But we've got them. We got all the details for you guys. And so

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