Well, it's finally here. My first Quebec case, the case that I decided to put on my schedule

last summer and has been hanging over my head all this time. Quebec people, I know there's a few

of you listening. I apologize it's taken me so long to get around to you. The honest truth is that I

kept putting this case off because after

I did Robert Picton, I felt completely burned out. When I decide to do these massive, well-known

cases, cases that many people request and other podcasts have covered, I put a lot of pressure on

myself, and producing those picked-in episodes

exhausted me both mentally and physically. And after that, I just couldn't face up to doing this

case. It was too big, too important to the modern history of Canada, and even more important to

Quebec. So I kept putting it off. But now the time has come.

I hope that I will have been able to do this justice. And please forgive me any mispronunciations.

I tried my hardest, but at the end of the day, I'm not sure you want to hear an Aussie attempt

a fake francophone accent.

Anyway, thank you for your patience.

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