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41: Part 1: Detective Steve Smith Cracks a 36-Year Old Cold Case

Game of Crimes

Game of Crimes

True Crime

4.81.5K Ratings

🗓️ 21 March 2022

⏱️ 84 minutes

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Summary

Detective Steve Smith of the Toronto Police Services Cold Case Unit led the solving of the 36-year old cold case of Christine Jessop, age 9, who disappeared after school on October 3, 1984. A local man was originally convicted of first-degree murder, but DNA evidence later cleared him of any involvement and the case went cold again. After attending a two-week training course where the techniques used to catch the Golden State Killer were taught, Detective Smith quickly came up to speed on the intricacies of Familial DNA and Genetic Genealogy to eventually identify Christine’s killer - a killer who had been hiding in plain sight.






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As a college student, Steven Smith worked for the Canadian border services and tells us

0:17.0

about one of the biggest problems coming across the border.

0:21.4

We did find, you know, a number of guns, a lot of drugs, that sort of thing.

0:26.4

So that's what we had coming through.

0:28.0

A lot of cheese, you know, cheese is very expensive in Canada, so people run and cheese

0:31.8

up from the US.

0:32.8

Wait a minute.

0:33.8

Really?

0:34.8

Who was considered the, who was considered the Pablo Escobar of cheese smuggler?

0:39.7

I know.

0:40.7

I know.

0:41.7

I know.

0:42.7

I know.

0:43.7

I know.

0:44.7

He loves a rope for today.

0:45.7

What did you get?

0:46.7

It's probably worth more than cocaine up here.

0:48.7

I got some smoke good and it's going to be more than that.

0:52.4

You got to be careful.

0:53.4

Don't tell too many people.

0:54.4

You'll get robbed on the way up.

0:56.2

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