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A welcome back to Dark Poutine. I am Michael Brown and that is Matthew Stockton. I don't know your middle name I just realized.

I did know that. I think you told me that before. But Thomas, that's a good name. That's a good strong strong name you've got there. Matthew Thomas.

I am Michael Christopher Brown. Yeah.

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Trina Hunt, a 48-year-old woman from Port Moody BC, was reported missing on the evening of January 18, 2021. Her husband, Ion, claimed to have seen her at home that morning.

Her whereabouts remained unknown for weeks despite extensive search efforts by authorities and volunteers in that neighborhood and community.

Tragedy, Trina's body was discovered near Hope, BC, south of Silver Creek on March 29, 2021. It was determined that her death was a homicide.

The investigation into her murder is ongoing and her killer has yet to be apprehended. This is Dark Poutine Episode 274, the unsolved murder of Trina Hunt.

I've avoided covering this case for some time for several reasons. Chief among them is that this story is personal to me. I've been afraid I wouldn't do a good job.

Trina Hunt and I were supervisors at Shaw Communications in Vancouver. I knew of Trina. We'd sat in the same room a number of times, but we were not at all well acquainted.

She worked in a different department, several floors above the one where I worked. I desperately wanted to get this right for Trina, her family and her friends.

Later in the show, we'll hear from my friend Lauren Johnston, another fellow co-worker of Trina's. He'll share with us some of his memories of her.

You've spoken a few times with me about Trina and how she was liked. I can remember when she went missing and then she found murder that you're upset.

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