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In early March of 1946, John Dick, a 39-year-old street car conductor in Hamilton, Ontario, disappeared.

Weeks later, five local children found John's torso on the city's outskirts, his head and limbs were missing. Suspicion soon fell on John's wife Evelyn who was arrested and charged with the murder.

The pair had had a whirlwind courtship and had been married only months before John turned up dead.

The investigation turned up more shocking and disturbing evidence indicating that John's death was not the only one.

At Evelyn's trial, evidence emerged of her volatile relationship with her husband, multiple extramarital affairs, and allegations of other horrendous criminal activity.

Despite her claims of innocence, Evelyn was convicted of murder and sentenced to death. Her story was not close to over.

There was an appeal and she was granted a new trial. It would take a total of three trials before a conviction finally stuck.

And after Evelyn was released on parole in 1958, she lived the rest of her life under an assumed name never publicly speaking about her past.

This is dark Poutine Episode 262, the Hamilton torso murder. How could you miss his dick?

Hamilton, Ontario in 1946 was a bustling industrial city in the heart of the Great Lakes region in Canada.

The city was home to approximately 160,000 people and was known for its steel manufacturing industry.

In addition, it was a central transportation hub with several railways and highways running through the city connecting it to other major Canadian cities and the United States.

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