On the evening of July 30, 2008, Greyhound Bus 1170 was traveling from Alberta toward Ontario, Canada.

The passengers aboard were expecting a routine trip, but instead, we're about to be witness to one of the most horrifying and gruesome murders that Canada has ever seen. The disturbing events would leave a man named Tim McLean dead, and others mentally altered for the rest of their lives. lives. Welcome to 10-minute murder, brief and bingeable true crime.

My name is Joe, the host, and thank you for joining today.

Well, the series on Casey Anthony is out on

Peacock, and if you're thinking about watching it, trust and believe you're going to get angry

all over again. I'm not going to spoil it in case you're planning to watch it and haven't yet,

but obviously she wasn't going to admit to having anything to do with the death of her child.

She does admit to lying at nearly every turn in the investigation, which we kind of already knew. And she says the reason

for that is not because she's hiding guilt, it's because that's how she was conditioned over the years.

Her exact quote is, I'm doing what I was conditioned to do.

The police were trying to ask questions and get answers in order to help find her daughter,

and she steadily fed them with nothing but lies.

And that's her response now, in 2022.

All this time to come up with an answer to the question,

if you didn't kill your daughter or have anything to do with it and genuinely don't know where she is or what happened, why do you lie to the

police? I was doing what I was conditioned to do. Like I said, you're going to get angry. Before we get

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Now to the story.

Tim McLean was born on October 3, 1985, at Victoria General Hospital in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. He grew up in Winnipeg and had an enormous extended family, including grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins. He was an active person who loved soccer, football, and motorbikes.

Tim was described as a charmer and free spirit, who spent much of his time traveling and

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