The last couple of episodes have been mammoth ones, so this week I'm bringing you a case that,

quite frankly, I didn't quite know what to do with. It's a shocking story out of PEI that comes

with many twists and turns, but the direction this case would eventually take

means that there just wasn't enough information available

to produce an episode at my usual preferred length of 45 to 60 minutes.

Does that mean the story shouldn't get told in its own shorter and sweeter way?

I have decided that this week it doesn't.

This podcast contains coarse language, adult themes, and content of a violent and

disturbing nature. Listener discretion is advised.

Shakespeare's play Romeo and Juliet is presented in the context of a family feud between the

Capulets and the Montague's. It seems fitting that this story of family feud took place in a city

called Montague on the coast of Prince Edward Island. But in this feud, there was only one side,

because this feud occurred in the mind of one man.

And that one man's obsession would cause him to go down a dark path

as he plotted his revenge.

This is Christy and you're listening to Canadian True Crime, episode 42.

It was August the 20th, 2014, an elementary school teacher Kim McGuigan was at home with her three young children, waiting for her husband, Brendan, to get home.

Kim was about five months pregnant with their fourth child, and just that day had gone with the kids to see an ultrasound.

All was well with the baby, and Kim and Brendan had stayed firm in their resolve to keep the gender a surprise. With the summer winding down, the kids were looking forward to enjoying

the last late night watching TV with their dad before getting back to the school

bedtime routine. But first, 39-year-old driver Brendan wanted to stop by at his dad's house

quickly after dinner. His father, 69-year-old Brent, had been putting together a piece of

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