You are tuned to the Night Time Podcast focused on the fringe of Canada.

Welcome back to a two-part collaboration between Night Time and the Canadian True Crime

Podcast.

Part one of this series, Christy Lee's narration brought us through some very dark places.

We heard in a bridge telling of Canada's disgraceful history with its treatment of Indigenous

people and how this treatment created a social environment in which the Indigenous became

vulnerable, both in terms of their culture and their personal safety.

From there, we learned about Loretta Saunders and a nook woman from Happy Valley Goose Bay

whose personal experiences led to her relocating to Halifax and focusing her educational

pursuits on the issue of Canada's missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.

From there, we heard the story of the senseless and brutal series of events that led to Loretta

Saunders' name being added to the very list of cases she hoped her work would reduce.

This horrible story is one that I've been watching unfold since February of 2014 when

my local news sources began reporting on a missing woman.

As the missing person's case became a murder case, in the murder led to two convictions,

the totality of it all contained more cruelty, tragedy, and emotion than I nor Christy

at Canadian True Crime could ever hope to describe.

We, like most of you, listening, were on the outside.

With our phones and our laptops as a vantage point, we could only look on and disbelief as

a near endless series of news updates provided the public with a play-by-play account of the

Saunders' families encounter with such unimaginable darkness.

To really understand a story such as this, we need to hear from someone with a much less

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