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Hi there, I hope you're well.

Stay tuned for a new episode coming in the next few days, but today, October 24th of

2023, we've got an important announcement to make. It's the 23rd anniversary of the murder of Beverly Robotham,

a wife and mother of two young boys who was tragically murdered in Manitoba in 2000.

We released an episode on Beverly's case about three years ago

piecing the high profile story together from court documents and news archives.

Earlier this year we were contacted by members of Beverly's family

who had just discovered our episode and wanted to discuss the case.

We've kept in contact and at their suggestion

we're repubishing her story today, Ad Free, remastered and slightly updated to

commemorate the anniversary of her murder.

He is why.

On October 24th of 2000, Beverly's husband Mark Stobe reported her missing to the

R. C. M. P. after he woke up from an evening nap and

realized that she had never returned from a trip to the grocery store.

The following morning Beverly's body was tragically discovered. The evidence suggesting the 42 year old had fought for her life during a violent and brutal attack.

After a long investigation, her husband Mark Stobie was charged with second-degree murder based on largely circumstantial evidence.

At trial, the jury found him not guilty, meaning the prosecution failed to prove his guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.

With a not guilty verdict, the RCMP confirmed they had no suspects in the case and that it was no longer under investigation.

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