Welcome to the Canadian True Crime podcast, Episode 3, Cody Legibikoff, Canada's Teenage Serial Killer.

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

disturbing nature. Listener discretion is advised. If you're listening to this episode, I'm guessing

you've listened to the first two and have decided that this podcast isn't so bad. So thanks.

I'm very glad to have you here. It's been an exciting few weeks for me and I've been

really surprised by the response that I've received to this podcast. I am going to wait until after the

episode to do my thank yous. But before I start, I just quickly wanted to tell you about another

cool new podcast called 1995, as in the year.

From the OJ Simpson trial to the Oklahoma City bombing and the killing of the Israeli PM,

1995 was a year like no other in history.

Now what might particularly interest you is that season one dives into the trial of Paul Bernardo.

The host of this podcast, Kathy Kanzora, was a young radio reporter in 1995 and actually

covered the trial from start to finish. Really cool. She uses her notes and audio recordings

from the trial and put together this podcast,

which is essentially a first-hand account of Canada's very own trial of the century. So you

might want to check it out. It's 1995 or 1-995.

Thank you. On November 27, 2010, a constable from the RCMP, that's the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, or Mountie, as they're commonly referred to,

was driving along a remote highway in

north central British Columbia, about 10 hours drive from Vancouver. His name was Aaron Keller

and he was a relatively new cop with just one year experience in his current role. It was about

9.30pm on a dark night and he suddenly noticed headlights in the distance.

It was obvious that the vehicle was travelling at a great speed. This piqued the officer's curiosity,

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