Hey Mike here, I just wanted to let you know that you can listen to Dark Poutine early and

add free on Amazon Music, included with Prime. You're about to listen to a historical episode

of Dark Poutine. After episode 149, you will find Scott is no longer with the show.

In an effort to maintain continuity and offer listeners as many episodes as possible,

we are leaving the episodes in which he co-hosted intact. Thank you.

Oh, is it happening? It's happening. Oh, it's happening. Welcome to Dark Poutine,

a Mike Brown creator and host with me as usual. It's my good friend and co-host, Scott Hemmanway.

Say hello, Scott. What is happening, y'all? This podcast hopefully is happening. That, well,

that is conclusive. Yes. It continues to happen. It continues to happen. It happens more.

It's bonkers. It is bonkers. I love it. The views, information and opinions expressed during

the Dark Poutine podcast are solely those that the producer and do not necessarily represent

those of curious cast. It's affiliate global news nor their parent company course entertainment.

Dark Poutine is not for the faint of heart or squeamish.

Listener discretion is strongly advised. We're not experts on any of the topics we present nor

are we journalists. We're just two ordinary Canadians chatting about crime in the dark side of

history. Someone made fun of me for saying regular Canadians and posted something to do with

poop. I wouldn't really say we're ordinary either. We are ordinary. We're pretty, pretty, not so.

Let's get to it. Put on your toq. Grab yourself a double, double and an anymobar. It's time to scarf

down some dark poutine.

This is episode 56. We started off 2019 with a bang covering the disappearance of four-year-old

Michael Dunnehy of Victoria BC. Yep. Yeah, that was a heavy one. That was a really heavy one.

It was, however, the reactions to it have been super positive. We got the most shares across

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