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Today's episode is a little different.

As you know, I'm always trying to dig up new information about the stories I've previously shared.

I'm Nancy Hicks, a senior crime reporter for Global News.

Today, on Crime Beat, I'm going to go through new details I've uncovered in the years since I've last updated you.

This is the early 2023 edition of The Story is Never Finished.

I'm going to start with the decision made by the Supreme Court of Canada that impacts cases across the country.

Over the past four seasons, I've shared three haunting cases that had multiple murder victims, hunted by evil, darkness in the past, and who killed Sarah and Talia.

There are three of the most disturbing stories I've covered in nearly three decades of crime reporting.

Douglas Garland and Derek Seretsky were each convicted of three counts of first degree murder.

Edward Downey was convicted of two counts of first degree murder.

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