Queer life Montreal was wild.

Montreal in the 90s was a great time, but it had a dark side.

It was not a safe city for gay people back then.

But what else was behind a series of deaths in the city?

Somebody's killing gay men, we wanna know why.

I'm Princess Poude and this is The Village, the Montreal Murdered.

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There was officers on the scene and it was a parabenite who opened the door to the garage.

And we could hear snoring, which is a symptom of somebody who has got carbon monoxide poisoning.

It hasn't quite died.

Okay, so the implication is that carbon monoxide self-destruction occurred.

So that's one way it could be looked at.

The last person that claimed to have seen the show in our lives was Michael LaVoy.

In the whole history of the case, Michael LaVoy's only spoken to police less than 30 minutes of his time.

And in that time, would you say that he is denied having anything to do with the disappearance?

Absolutely, yep.

Going forward, I'm interested in Cheryl's past because it forms part of Michael LaVoy's story of where he says he last saw her.

Could it be conceivable that she would have been dropped off at the Concord Hotel?

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