Welcome to the Canadian True Crime podcast, Episode 13, The Murder of Torrey Stafford, part two.

This is Christy. If you haven't listened to part one, I would encourage you to listen to that one first to make

sure that you have the full story. Again, this podcast contains course language, adult themes,

and content of a violent and disturbing nature. And this episode contains more details about

the crime itself than Part 1 did, so the additional content warning is still

in effect. I generally try to preserve the dignity of the victims when I tell a story, and I will

do that as much as I can in this story, but unfortunately this is one of those cases where some

of the details will need to be included. In the previous episode.

Hers is a face that it's familiar for all the wrong reasons.

The blonde hair, blue eyes and bright smile made famous when her picture went up on missing

posters just before Easter of 2009.

Torrey Stafford's hometown of Woodstock, Ontario and communities beyond were rattled when

security videos surfaced,

showing the eight-year-old being led down the street from her school by a woman no one could

identify. Two months later, an arrest. 19-year-old Terry Lynn McClintick was taken into custody.

Michael Rafferty also arrested, both charged with abduction and murder.

Where's story? The little girl's body was finally found an hour away from her home outside of Guelph, Ontario,

two months after the arrests.

Just remember her because she was the prettiest, most beautiful little girl in the world.

So we have two people who were arrested and appeared in court

charged with the abduction and murder of Tory Stafford,

but the public still do nothing.

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