Hi there. Today I want to tell you about a gripping new True Crime podcast series that was

recently launched by some friends of ours. It's called The Lost Boys of Wineville, produced

by the creators of the award-winning UK True Crime podcast, They Walk Among Us. That's one of

the shows that inspired me to create Canadian true crime, so if you

haven't checked it out yet, you should. The Lost Boys of Wineville is a compelling series

unraveling a chilling story that unfolded nearly a century ago in the shadow of the recently

erected Hollywoodland sign. It's a story that reached its harrowing conclusion

on a remote poultry ranch in Saskatchewan. That's right, a large chunk of the story

takes place in Canada. The Lost Boys of Wineville is an extended limited series that spans

30 in-depth episodes, and host Ben tells me it's

been a real labour of love, something they've been working on for several years, and you'll

know why when you listen to the trailer in just a few seconds.

Subscribe to They Walk Among us to listen to The Lost Boys of Wineville, or you can learn more about

the series at the lost boys of Wineville.com.

From the creators of the multi-award winning number one UK true crime podcast, They Walk

Among Us, comes a 30-part limited series following one of the most shocking

true crime cases of the 20th century.

In 1928, Los Angeles was a city buzzing with excitement and ambition.

However, admits the glitz and glamour in the shadow of the recently erected Hollywoodland sign

as sinister tale unfolded, one that would send shock waves through the nation and capture

the darkest fears of people around the globe.

A baby-faced owner of a poultry ranch would become the symbol of pure evil.

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