Crime, conspiracy, cults, serial killers, and murder, all things that I like to talk about, and I know you do too, you sick-minded, intellectual, beautiful-minded freak.

I forgot what I usually say.

And my mustache fell off.

Today we will be covering three bones...

Do I have hair in my mouth?

Oh, I do.

Today we are going to be covering three bone-chilling Canadian murders that I am certain

you have not heard about. And not just any murders, but multiple murders, aka serial killers.

So let's unbuckle their seatbelts, go Mach 5 down the highway, slam on the brakes, and

bust through this windshield into these Canadian crime cases together so first thing we are going to talk about the Calgary serial killer.

So in the 1970s, a very strange sequence of murders occurred in Calgary, Canada.

And there is a little catch to this story, but these murders were once unsolved until the evolution

of DNA technology came to play and linked these crimes to a particular man,

but we will talk about that after. So four women would be killed between the years of

1976 and 1977, Patricia McQueen, Eva Dvorick, Melissa Rohorik, and Barbara McLean. So let's talk

about the first victims. The first two murders were actually friends and students

in grades eight and nine who attended the easel basilget junior high school in Calgary. And Patricia

McQueen resided at 2220 37th Street southeast in the Forest Heights area while her friend Eva

lived at 3131 30 Avenue southeast in Dover. And they would be last seen hitchhiking.

Don't hitchhike. Please. At 12th Street and 9th Avenue, southeast on February 12th, 1976. And the girls were

supposedly told to lead the premises after being found drinking and obviously

being underage at the time. They then were seen as well out partying for the next few days, taking

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