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This episode contains descriptions of violence. Use your best judgment.

Cape Breton is a small island at the tip of Nova Scotia in Canada. While traveling on the road

that circles around the island, a person would pass a state park that offers whale watching.

They would see forests and coastline, and they would even discover a giant violin statue on the

waterfront. Attribute to the traditional fiddle music the island is known for. It's a beautiful

place to visit. But in 1988, Marie and Doug Dube weren't just visiting Cape Breton. They had plans

to retire there. This is Doug. We come back to retire and live a slower life. In the country,

we bought a house six acres land on the water and we figured this is going to be it.

Retiring to a beautiful island seems like it would be a relaxing experience at the very least.

And it was. But Marie was becoming bored with her abundance of relaxation time.

So she found herself a job at the local convenience store. This is Doug Dube again.

I asked her if you could find a better job than this. She spelled, I'm going to give it a try.

She said I'm getting bored laying around the house. It's a winter time. Nothing to do.

So I'm going to give it a try. She gave it a try.

On March 21st, 1992, Marie was scheduled for her first night shift at the Big Ben convenience store.

That same night, an unscheduled blizzard made an appearance in Cape Breton.

Doug pleaded with her to stay home, but Marie was determined to work her shift.

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