Hey, it's Nancy. Before we begin today, I just wanted to let you know that you can listen to

Crime Beat early and add free on Amazon Music included with Prime. Take a look at your phone right now.

Scan through your photos.

It's probably full of pictures of your family, friends, or places you've been. I have those two, but alongside

those pictures I have graphic images of crime scenes, purp walks, and the faces of the victims and their families.

I keep these photos to remind me of the people who are impacted by these crimes, the people who

inspire me to do what I do.

On season two of my podcast, Crime Beat, we shine a light in some of the darkest places.

Ride along with me, crime reporter Nancy Hicks,

as I take you through some of Canada's most high-profile criminal cases.

Nobody should have to have that in their head. Nothing has ever been the same since then.

It tore our family apart. I will never forget that moment till the day I die.

He was begging for help like he said like you're killing me like please stop, I'm dying.

She just vanished.

And I'd cry myself to sleep.

Supposed to be safe here.

Well, that just goes to tell you this kind of thing can happen anywhere to anyone.

She was devastated.

I guess I'm a firm believer in karma

and I would like to think that whoever was responsible has paid the ultimate price.

You'll hear details on Crime Beat you won't hear anywhere else. Confession tapes, wiretaps, and exclusive interviews.

Things you didn't see on the news.

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