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I'm Mike Brown, your creator and host with me this week.

Is my wife Carol? Say hello, Carol.

Hello, the temp is back.

Yeah, and we were talking. We're gonna try and shake it up a bit and I think the only consistent thing is probably just gonna be me.

We'll have other guests and co-hosts and those kind of things, but Carol be here a lot.

That sounds good. Anything can change for any reason at any time. So say the Buddhist. So we're rolling with it.

We have definitely learned to roll with things.

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In November of 1992, a 24-year-old woman came forward to accuse a respected local doctor of sexual assault.

After years of ridicule from other Kipling Saskatchewan residents who could not believe her claims, the woman finally found some justice. When the truth saw the light, it uncovered one of the strangest and most devious criminals in Canadian history.

You are listening to Dark Poutine episode 152, Bloody Lies, The Crimes of Dr. John Schneeberger. Have you heard of this one?

I did because I cheated a little bit. I was reading over your shoulder when you were doing your homework.

Oh. But I couldn't stop paying attention because it was so like, what did he do?

It's crazy. Yeah, the story is amazing.

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