Canada's Youngest Serial Killer

From Prince George, BC, stretches the Highway of Tears, named after so many women went missing there. In this video, we will look at one of the serial killers who operated there, self-professed Country Boy, and Canada's youngest serial killer, Cody Legebokoff.
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[@ThatChapter]

As always, thank you for watching, ‘cause I love ya! If you wanna see two true crime videos every week please subscribe!

[@janetrawlings1691]

We love you 😍 ❤ I really like long deep dives but you give us short and bitter sweet 😋 and the best dance ,no body does it better🤔😳🙏💯💃💃

[@deedeebeads]

Been sub for two yr and ty Mike

[@maxxpirk]

You are just as guilty as producing pornography for these would be serial killers. At the very least blur their faces and bleep their names. They watch this shit and fantasize. Stop showing their faces stop saying their names.

[@lauriewilcox6818]

Can you do a video on De O rr Kunz? I’m wondering if they ever found the little boy.

[@luisrosas6281]

Pllxlxl

[@vixlarue3820]

I'm Canadian, and whenever someone brings up that stereotype of all Canadians being super polite and friendly, I just think of how we have some of the worst/weirdest killers. Glad to hear you'll be revisiting the Highway of Tears. Even in Canada too many people don't know or care about the horrible statistics on violence against Native women.

[@Mr_Nobody913]

I’ve watched so many videos about native women just disappearing everywhere in record number and almost nobody ever investigates them. It’s so sad and disturbing.

[@AspergersSyndromeDaily]

People are people

[@VirgoVyrus]

Why the hell did his profile picture ( 8:35 ) have the confederate flag in it? What a clown.

[@pierre-richard6779]

Are bating average is low mate very low !!! just saying ...

[@aaronmiller8844]

I find that ppl are ppl just ass many assholes as anywhere else

[@Ben-xf7uy]

I can't even imagine how bizarre and weird that must of been for the cop. Just happened upon a serial killer IN THE ACT.... holy shit...

[@bonmotze]

Luckily he did though.

[@suziecreamcheese211]

Wow, and people there say the cops don’t give a (S) Hit. Obviously not true.

[@deigovideos1031]

@@suziecreamcheese211 lmao yeah only took 4 dead girls and a pickup truck flying out of the woods in the middle of the night. How amazing 👏

[@Stopcommentingthesamecomments]

@@suziecreamcheese211 well just because he litterly caught him in the act doesnt mean the police department does their job correctly usually what a werid stament ur making considering how pathetic the policing is out there

[@Stopcommentingthesamecomments]

@@suziecreamcheese211 and like also how theres litterly dozens of unsolved murders on that road but ya great cops ur not very bright are yee

[@kevinwalsh3865]

As a Canadian, I was smirking at Mike making fun of our accent, the exaggeration But that audio clip of Cody and the officer didn't help...good lord they couldn't have sounded more stereotypically Canadian unless they were arguing about poutine and hockey.

[@patriciagazey4693]

Thank you for your kindness speaking about these victims Regardless of "sex work" label they did not deserve this

[@dennishorror142]

label? that was their Work Plain and Simple. A Teacher is a Teacher, a Cop a Cop and a Prostitute is doing Sex Work. No Label, Honest Labor.

[@kenw2225]

Depends. Sex work is unacceptable in some cases. Like anyone woman with a child. Or a spouse.

[@megancolleenmcglynn9887]

@@kenw2225All humans deserve respect. Even you, Ken.

[@billsfan7883]

@@megancolleenmcglynn9887No they don’t. You don’t. Ted Bundy doesn’t. And street walking, drug addicted whores don’t. All humans have a right to not be murdered, but respect is earned! And just being killed, doesn’t grant that. Neither does you standing on your morale high horse in a KZbin comment section…

[@djjf94]

​@@kenw2225 Imagine a world with compassion instead of judgement.

[@joshoshea3194]

I've battled drug & alcohol addiction myself. I lost my wife, all my friends and pretty much everything I own. I've been clean now going on over 6 years. I just find it really sad that someone can take advantage & abuse a vulnerable person in that situation because I know how easy a target that they might be. I don't really have any solid advice here. I just wish that the world was a better place at times. All I can say is good luck to anyone in a similar position, it can & will get easier believe me. Never give up.

[@yunglynda1326]

@D wishing you strength❤️

[@KDiamond666]

Congrats on your 6 yrs. ❤️🙏 we all have our ups and downs. What matters is you get up and do what’s right. God bless everyone dealing with those demons. Please everyone stay safe.

[@bobbysalkeld2634]

Congrats brother. It is sad what this place can take from a person. I lost my father, youngest brother, cousin, wife...a lot of trauma. I've been clean for 3 years. I just work a lot now. But I've resolved to not let this place take anything more from me. Peace and blessings to you and yours, brother.

[@damien1781]

Trying to stay sober and doing it alone, it's very hard. Congrats 👏 I envy you

[@CoExist64]

Josh, good luck and thank you for sharing with us. It takes so so much to realize you have a problem then take the steps to recover. God bless and good luck

[@BertLensch]

Investigator: "What kind of killer would do such a thing?" Cody: "I don't know man..." Morgan Freeman Voiceover: "But Cody knew exactly who would do such a thing, and why."

[@sergeantpeppers8858]

I heard Morgan Freeman saying it as I read it. Good job. You get a gold star. ⭐

[@katehack1677]

😂

[@jrioslaw]

Thanks for the great 😆. I can image that is exactly how Mr. Freeman would say it. Nicely done.

[@sarahlynn9786]

[@SykoNerd]

Cody was already moved to an "unspecified medium security prison" in 2019 and only two of the victims' families were notified, according to a few media reports. Unbelievable.

[@fab-antonio]

That sounds like the Justice system in Canada. They moved Paul Bernardo to medium security as well. This country is a mess.

[@SlickSniper3]

Canadian liberal government lets the criminals and murderers have their way, while the victims see no justice. It's a shit hole.

[@thegreatgonzales6813]

As a Canadian, I apologize for our revolting justice system. I still can’t fathom that the infamous Mr. Swirl is actually free in B.C. after a global manhunt took place for him.

[@tomburress4928]

@@thegreatgonzales6813wait, for real? They let that dude out of prison???

[@conniejohnsoncj8724]

He is in Kingston, ON

[@defiantlight2955]

Thank you for bringing attention to MMIW! Native deaths do not get enough attention in the media and every mention of these heartbreaking stories helps bring awareness. You are a wonderful human Mike! ❤

[@000hero6]

Yes, and most of them are killed by blacks or hispanics :(

[@Threemore650]

Why? Isn’t a death just a death. Why has race got to come into it?

[@piratemousie]

​@@Threemore650 I planned on writing a detailed response.. but then realised theres no point bothering to try with an idiot racist; try argue with rats, and one only profits fleas, afterall.

[@Threemore650]

@@piratemousie I’m a racist for wanting to keep race out of it? 😂 But you. You are the holier than thou balls out racist who can’t keep race out of it. Pathetic response.

[@golddustwoman4993]

They were killed by other natives usually. The reservations are dangerous places.

[@Ohhyouknow123]

The worst thing is he won’t tell anybody where Natasha is. I knew her. We went to school together and she had two little kids at the time that are growing up without their mother and not even a place to go grieve her. Oh and they moved him to a lesser security prison 😒

[@christinearrighi8655]

Jeez can't believe they moved him to another prison 😳. Aww im so sorry that you new Natasha personally I send my love xxx

[@PhoenixLyon]

A less secure prison? They must be nuts. This guy showed zero remorse, empathy or compassion, and pled not guilty... Not to mention the horrific way he killed the girls and left them to be found. Horrible and sad. Thanks, Mike! Check out 'starlight walk' in relation to Canada. It's not just indigenous women being targeted. Check out a music video called "Fist in the Air", by Mike Bone. They are donating proceeds to the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women's Fund. Good music, great cause. ✌️😺

[@brandyjean7015]

Well he's probably doing such a good job acting so 'normal' again...surely he's not a threat anymore, right?

[@annieseaside]

WTF? He got moved without giving her location???

[@annieseaside]

@@brandyjean7015 he reminds me of BTK, zero reason just happenstance, that monster was married with kids, looked like an insurance salesman. Never ever was he suspected. 😰

[@adamgardiner5869]

5 years per murder. That's got to be such a gut punch to the the women and their families. My heart goes out to them.

[@natedouglas9521]

Fully. What's up with that shit. Canadian laws for murder are whack af. Basically saying if you murder once, may as well go full Ted Bundy, only gonna get 25 years regardless. SMDH

[@Secret_Soul_Survivor]

Yes, it's clear whose life the Judge put the greatest value on. No wonder there are so many Missing Women!

[@NannupTiger]

​@@Secret_Soul_Survivor the "judge" can only use the laws available to him/her...have you ever wondered why serious killers only ever get 25 years in Canada? because that is the maximum sentence! that doesn't mean these crazed murderers get out in 25 years but can possibly apply for parole after that amount of time, I agree this is a hurtful process for the family in itself, having to relive the crimes all over SMH

[@toorpat1410]

And he's absolutely going to murder more women when he gets out.

[@taylordevore2563]

That’s Canada’s “everyone can be rehabilitated” laws for ya…😒

[@mgjbutler]

You're in my neck of the woods now. I live at the end of the highway. I used to care for a young child who's aunt was murdered by this man. Highway of Tears is still active and people go missing here frequently on it. Thanks for bringing attention to it. Too many First Nations people are disappearing on this route.

[@lisamariesmith9503]

I have my degree in criminology. I’m addicted to TC. Mike is very well spoken and his information is on point. AND his tasteful humor makes the horrific things easier to hear. It happens everywhere..

[@YourNextDoorNeighborA]

He's stupid acting

[@Black1968Sabbath]

​@@YourNextDoorNeighborA 🤦🏻‍♂️.

[@PaleHorseShabuShabu]

It's crazy that Cody could still be out there right now with who knows how many victims under his belt if not for his own crappy driving and the cop being in the right place at the right time.

[@cdd4248]

I thought about the exact same thing...maybe there is Karma?

[@okay_but_still]

And good on the police officer for not just taking his word and actually investigating further.

[@MsTinkerbelle87]

Reminds me of Israel Keyes.

[@BNatoAk]

And he can be free before he's 50 according to the Canadian judicial system! Can't believe he's eligible for parole after 4 monstrous homicides 😡

[@Bryan-ou6cw]

I feel like he would have been caught for this one regardless with the online trail he left? Different from the previous 3.

[@heartlights]

I've learned from living as a homeless person that more crime is committed by people who dress up to look like normal people and who strive to fit in than by those who live on the "outside". Very thankful for my experience. Love y'all!

[@ZMIJUSH]

Biggest criminals always wear suit or uniform . Cheers :)

[@nobodysbaby5048]

That's called overcompensation. If every hair has to be in place there is often something they're covering up. Can be inappropriate guilt, or personality issues.

[@donkeydonk127]

Patrick Bateman style

[@bringthepayne7561]

@@donkeydonk127 "I have to return some video tapes".....

[@daliakuwait]

I suppose some people are simply born psychopaths, incapable of feeling empathy, guilt, or remorse: they are able to mimic emotions like sympathy, happiness, love, affection, etc. by watching others and learning how they are “supposed” to look and behave in various situations: yet without ever actually feeling any of said human emotions. It is fascinatingly terrifying that these types of people exist. There would have been tiny little signs of his lack of emotion as he grew up for sure, though: it’s amazing in retrospect what parents, friends, extended family, friends and acquaintances “miss” as such a child grows to adulthood. And yet the signs can be so minimal that one would have to be looking for them. This is true psychopathy, and I have actually always said to myself: “Oh my goodness, what if I gave birth to a “born psychopath” through NO fault of my own? How would I live with myself?” The answer is I could never live with myself.

[@syd2001]

I appreciate how you handle talking about sex work, you don't shame the women who end up in such a situation and you speak of them with respect and compassion! You are able to acknowledge their struggles without blaming them for being in the situation they are in.

[@tinawindham6958]

If men weren’t buying it the ladies wouldn’t be selling yet it’s only the ladies that are looked down on. Double standards making another appearance!

[@russellleblanc1539]

Personally I don't like the idea of a girl selling herself. If I'm gonna be with someone well I'd want them to want me back the way I want them.. not having to pay or convince them to like me.. It's a turn off for me and I actually lost interest in someone who likes me when I found out her past. Now that's just my feelings. I still feel if ladies want to do this well that's their prerogative. I would just hope that the law could be more helpful in protecting them. If it was legal they'd be able to start like an online ledger where there John's would have to give their identification prior to any meeting. Of course the identify would be kept secrete for their anonymity in case they're married and just want privacy...but it'll help investigators to pinpoint the creep responsible. It breaks my heart when I hear some girl that felt like this was the only way she could survive ended up going missing.. that's just so sad, especially if she has kids.

[@Ghost-fe1vp]

@@tinawindham6958 Yes, drug dealers are generally seen as worse than drug users.

[@proudtobeme1ashkente]

You'll be happy to know then that I look down on both with equal disgust.

[@personalcheeses8073]

@@russellleblanc1539 If it were legal the tax man and ultimately the government would be a pimps

[@badgerbox]

The fact that he got concurrent sentences pretty much is saying they don't care if you kill one person or 4 people. The penalty is the same either way. That being said he did get a life sentence with the possibility of parole after 25 years. Parole is very hard to get. Ultimately, it's up to the parole board but given the severity of his offences I doubt they will make it easy for him. If I have to guess, he will serve at least 35+ years if not his entire life in prison.

[@zarasbazaar]

It's sad that law enforcement frequently finds the murder of sex workers not worth investigating because "they led high risk lives". Just because someone is at high risk doesn't mean they deserve to be victimized.

[@lexiwexiwoo]

Honestly I don't understand why sex work isn't legal. If it were, the sex workers can go to police if some person got out of hand, (and vice versa if something happened to the solicitors) and these unknown sex workers would be in a database because you'd have to have a license.

[@OpalBLeigh]

It’s a cycle too- sex workers murders aren’t investigated so it’s EASIER to kill them. If killing nurses was never investigated by the police, they would be targeted too. And so, the job is even more “high risk” because the police have decided it was high risk and doesn’t deserve their attention.

[@amazingsupergirl7125]

It’s only high risk because men are allowed to get away with it. People look down on prostitutes but they actually should be looking down on the Johns. These are desperate women without any way out. I feel like every woman is on,y a couple steps away from that life. These men aren’t desperate or else they wouldn’t have the money to pay for sex.

[@juanitarichards1074]

@@lexiwexiwoo In NZ even before sex work was legalised sex workers were able to go to police over serious incidents of assault and or kidnapping. Sex workers were valuable witnesses, especially the street girls who knew all the "ugly mugs" and which ones to stay away from. They looked out for each other and gave good evidence when various girls went missing and were found murdered......one whose body wasn't found until 15 years later and DNA caught her killer.

[@SuperTruthful]

They don't deserve to be disrespected as if they are less than the rest of society.

[@aanonymousamanda1711]

One of the things I really appreciate about Mike is that he never victim blames.

[@annieseaside]

I also like that he takes time yo Honor them by a snapshot of who they were and who they might have become. We only headline the Murderer names and remember those. So incredibly sad. Somehow that she was legally blind and 14 made me cry. The bewilderment, the Horror.

[@lg5221]

I don't understand victim blaming. How many victims asked to be killed? I would think not many to none?

[@NannupTiger]

​@@lg5221 same with 'rape', many people blame a victims dress sense when it comes to 'rape', conveniently forgetting that very young babies and the very elderly are 'raped' too 😕

[@damien1781]

@@NannupTiger many people do not do that wtf odd

[@NannupTiger]

@@damien1781 Yes they do, women get blamed for wearing sexy or skimpy clothing and more or less 'asking for it' or 'causing men to get horny' type crap, all the time...

[@drsuarez8868]

I’m a Canadian from bc. Thank you for that introduction ! The cops seriously do not care. Thank your for the videos and keep up the amazing work !

[@kori_88]

As a woman with indigenous roots in Prince George, (McLeod lake to be specific) I appreciate you covering this story.

[@cyberwarcraft9036]

Sad ending for young Lauren, who wanted to be a forensic pathologist...and her murder was confirmed via forensic pathology.

[@charliechurch5004]

😞🥺

[@skepticusmaximus184]

And it made her friends sic.

[@MeshuggahDave.]

@Mario how so, how do you know she didn't want to be a pathologist BECAUSE this was her fate? Maybe you are just less farsighted than some of us. At least she had an inclination. You just sound apathetic.

[@MeshuggahDave.]

@@skepticusmaximus184 "And it made her friends sic." [sic]

[@viking_nor]

@@MeshuggahDave. I think his comment went way over your head😆😆

[@Kkasandraa9]

I clicked this video so fast! I was called for jury duty for this case but wasn’t selected as I had met one of the witnesses before. I watched the entire trial though. Apparently his girlfriend wanted to hang out with him that night but Cody said he ‘was too tired’ and ‘was going to bed’ but instead he drove to Vanderhoof to pick up Leslie. It was actually a conservation officer that initially found him as he was suspected of poaching and then the CO called the RCMP. The piece about how Leslie died seems to have been misreported a few times. But in the trial they actually said Cody reported seeing Leslie use a ‘screwdriver’ to stab herself in the neck to try to kill herself, not a knife (likely story either way 🙄). During the trial he looked extremely creepy and had his head shaved bald. When questions were posed to him he would laugh this sinister and deeply ominous laugh… It was so incredibly disturbing that it gave me nightmares. RIP to those beautiful women and prayers to their families.

[@damac5136]

He might be the most disturbed person to hide his disturbance so well amongst friends and the community. Thanks for sharing!

[@baljaffrayboy]

Yeah yeah

[@loreenamcgrath4278]

Leslie? You mean Loren?

[@damagecontrol7]

Guys, she clicked it so fast! Let's give her a standing ovation.

[@Kkasandraa9]

@@loreenamcgrath4278 her name is Loren Leslie

[@elizbethcook8223]

Mike is always so respectful of the victims regardless of their lifestyle. It doesn’t matter if the victim is a soccer mom or someone with a risky lifestyle, Mike always talks about them with respect & dignity. It’s nice to see someone show compassion because regardless of someone’s past or present circumstances they are still human beings. That’s why people love Mike!!

[@Carol-D.1324]

Can you just imagine how shocked and stunned his parents were when they found out that their son is a serial killer. The heartbreak they must feel. The guilt they will carry because their son caused this much pain and suffering to so many people, will last a lifetime. The public doesn’t rally around the family that now has to live in the public eye because of a crime committed by their son. The shame that will always follow them wherever they go.

[@yolandascholten2012]

And his girlfriend!! Imagine finding out you’re dating a guy that kills woman for fun…..that’s gotta be soul destroying, like ‘I sure can pick ‘em!’

[@86bIDO52JF]

I can't believe his girlfriend lived with those huge bloodstains, thinking nothing of them. So weird and gross!

[@jasperdent4363]

They probably weren't visible to the naked eye. Blood shows up under black Light even when it appears to have been washed out

[@natashaeverafter6464]

His apartment was creepy as h*ll. And nasty, too. It doesn't seem like a girl lived there. I know I wouldn't!! If nothing else; she must've stayed over or visited him there at least; so it's still 🤮! 🤬🤮😪💔

[@robinmcinarnay7827]

@Harley Quinn Yeah I was wondering if maybe luminol gave an 𝘪𝘯𝘥𝘪𝘤𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯 of a presence of blood but dude, he said it was 𝙨𝙖𝙩𝙪𝙧𝙖𝙩𝙚𝙙 and 𝙨𝙤𝙖𝙠𝙚𝙙. I'm thinking they found old, dried blood that seeped into the couch cushions and carpet padding after his [presumed] half-assed cleaning merely scratched the surface. PS anyone else thinking twice about second hand furniture, or is it just me...?

[@prunabluepepper]

@@robinmcinarnay7827 😂 second hand furniture: it depends. Can't do much wrong with just wood. Like tables, bookshelves etc. But beds, couches and such stuff....nah.

[@monetmonroe4644]

Missing Native women do need more coverage.. I was watching abc and a native woman said they have a saying “ when a native woman goes missing she disappears twice once in life and once in the news “ it literally broke my heart

[@Xstr3ngthz]

Yup and when a white person goes missing it’s all over the news, it’s pretty sad

[@jenniferwellman5311]

You’re absolutely right. Sadly, they don’t ( I believe, because they aren’t WHITE ) 😢😢😢

[@monetmonroe4644]

@@Xstr3ngthz missing white woman syndrome

[@katekendall6574]

The latest and last series of Dexter covers this, on how Native women go missing and hardly anything gets done. So sad, every missing person deserves the same amount of time and effort to be found, alive or sadly passed, as anyone else. Really makes me sad.

[@qntkka]

That would make sense if the native woman who disappeared was in the news BEFORE she went missing.

[@carridragons8759]

Thanks for the coverage of this creep. This event occurred close to me. Long story but one of my friends travelled to his trial daily. You filled in a few missed pieces for me.

[@sleepydreamdealer]

I love how Mike always ends up the story with something smart, and often funny, game of words, concluding what piece of sh*t is the given murderer.

[@dorothytenute2710]

I am Canadian and live in B.C. If you are looking for another vile story from our neck of the woods, perhaps research Clifford Olson who murdered 11 children (between the ages of 9 and 18). Truly a monster. Also I am grateful you are going to shed light on Highway of Tears

[@kings6143]

damn,what a monster.

[@oldhickory4686]

What is up with Canadian judges?! 4 people murdered; "Yeah, ah, he should get parole, he might be rehabilitated? Would a whole city have to be mowed down to get life?! Give me a break!

[@princessmoore9026]

@@oldhickory4686 it's disgusting it makes me sick that someone can kill as many people as they want in Canada and still be considered for parole.

[@oldhickory4686]

@@princessmoore9026 Yes. Proverbs 29:2 KJV When the righteous are in authority, the people rejoice: but when the wicked beareth rule, the people mourn.

[@ultimategohan1551]

@@oldhickory4686 someone else commented that maximum sentence can receive is 25 years so maybe the judge was being limited by the laws.

[@tillitsdone]

"Went down about as well as a wet fart." That about sums it up nicely. I always appreciate your concise and descriptive narrative.

[@MrRyan-wu4jx]

Wet farts are usually caused by the body being in a hurry to get rid of contaminated foods so even that at least serves a purpose. This not so much.

[@instigatedeye5941]

I lost it at "devil's dandruff"

[@Canadiangrl77]

I love being Canadian. Sorry, not sorry. Don't worry this comment is not aboot you. Going to finish watching this in my igloo. It's 31 Celsius. Damn my house melted.

[@mcm542]

With sound effect😁

[@haubenmeisewillow-tit331]

I was just trying to imagine what that must have been like for his parents! Horrific!

[@judystine7901]

It is so sad that this highway has such a gruesome history.

[@fiona-lyons]

All credit to that cop. He wasn't just in the right place at the right time. He was diligent and had good instincts- which he acted upon. Who knows how many more lives would have been lost due to that sicko!

[@katherinerojas5504]

It's sad that we're praising him for doing his job though...although I'm glad he did it as well

[@robinmcinarnay7827]

Although many won't agree, it seems as though some sort of divine intervention was at work. I mean, 𝘩𝘦 𝘸𝘢𝘴 𝘭𝘪𝘵𝘦𝘳𝘢𝘭𝘭𝘺 𝘤𝘢𝘶𝘨𝘩𝘵 𝙧𝙚𝙙 𝙝𝙖𝙣𝙙𝙚𝙙. How often does that happen, and to a serial killer no less? Who knows how many lives were subsequently spared?!!

[@mawmawlisa6918]

@@robinmcinarnay7827 agree

[@pentagrin4157]

@swingshift Cops frequently let serial killers go. Jeffery Dahmer SPOKE with the police after they got reports about a naked, drugged up fourteen year old and claimed it was his boyfriend and they were having a lover's spat so they let Dahmer go and take the boy with him. A grown-ass man who was clearly having pedophiliac relations with a child, because they didn't care. Granted this was American police, but most cops would willingly let shit like this happen

[@Ishizu09]

@swingshift We live in a time where cops doing their job is a miracle. I have heard too many cases where cops would just ignore crazy things happening in front of them, just because they didn't want to deal with it.

[@megami.x]

How many stories do we hear where they get pulled over and then let go because of some BS excuse like the officer believes it’s deer blood. Props to this officer. Edit: The point of my comment was not the deer blood y’all tf. I watch a lot of true crime and there are many incidents when a perpetrator has been pulled over for a different reason and they use their social skills to convince the officer there is nothing wrong. If you haven’t heard of one then watch more true crime?? That’s all I can tell ya lol

[@trip2belize]

Not too many honestly lol

[@tomitstube]

you'd hope this would be normal procedure, guy covered in blood, how can you let someone just go?

[@YourAverageReviews]

I've never heard of such a story actually...so none.

[@Nikki_the_G]

Maybe not because this would have been an illegal hunt. So he had reason to stop him over "deer blood".

[@johndolph131]

Can you name a story this happened in? Bc I don’t remember any…

[@romeodahl1283]

What shocked me the most, is how that guy Garett Anatole was wearing his hat

[@jacksonstarky8288]

Canadian here. Found your channel a couple of days ago and immediately subscribed. I'm still working my way through your channel, but curious as to whether or not you've covered Clifford Robert Olson yet. He seems to be someone that none of the other true crime channels I'm subscribed to (Casual Criminalist, Truly Criminal, and others) want to touch, for which I can't really blame them because he's a horrific monster... but that's no different from any of the other serial killers out there. The subject of this video was born the year I graduated from high school, and I'm suddenly feeling very old.

[@maeganbyerley]

I went to high school with Natasha. She was a year younger than me, but it was hard not to miss her. Her laugh, her smile..her hair would be done up in butterfly clips or kinda like Lizzie McGuire's friend Miranda. She'd be 35 this year.

[@user-dk4pv4mu1b]

I went to high-school with natasha too... she was always smiling... always brought a ray if sunlight among everyone.... she is missed dearly......

[@maeganbyerley]

@@user-dk4pv4mu1b she really is

[@sfcitygirl88]

She's my age and sounds just like me

[@kenw2225]

One of you is lying

[@maeganbyerley]

​@@kenw2225I can assure you it's not me

[@jeanaerowley7150]

This is why horror movies never bother me. Real people are much more horrifying than anything made up. 💔

[@mandaly42]

True story

[@sweetanila26]

I agree ☝🏼

[@chainamarie03]

Most definitely they are way way worse 😢

[@michellemueller7288]

Yup!

[@korinorthrup894]

Your content is so well done … thank you, Mike! from Vancouver, BC. 🙏🇨🇦

[@autumn5515]

As a Canadian, I really love when you cover Canadian cases!

[@chrisakaschulbus4903]

Quit being lazy and produce events that those channels can profit from :) Running low on vids.

[@clintstewart5545]

why every canadian looks so pale and boring ?

[@funonvancouverisland]

​@@chrisakaschulbus4903 😅

[@cheshirecat6518]

You can't tell me Cody didn't torture the animals he hunted. I mean, what a perfect way to hide abuse.

[@deniserossiter1059]

Exactly. Almost all serial killers start out that way.

[@Stichting_NoFap]

So you're saying it's only abuse if the animal that's murdered was tortured before. Well first of all that's what happens in the whole animal industry, they're tortured before killed. Secondly, since humans are animals as well, your same view should apply to them as well. So as long people are killed painlessly you would be ok with it.

[@tazmania200000]

@@Stichting_NoFap you’re not bright.

[@bongodave13]

@@tazmania200000 Back at 'cha, dude.

[@Stichting_NoFap]

@@tazmania200000 If spotting a double standard is a sign of dumbness.

[@JaggedBeauty]

I grew up on HWY 16. My mom was a teacher and 3 of her students went missing and found along the hwy. My dad was RCMP working on it. I swear my entire childhood was surrounded with the fear of it.

[@VishusVenom]

No, you didn’t

[@JaggedBeauty]

@@VishusVenom I didn't? Weird. Hwy 16 in Smithers across from Lake Kathleen elementary. RR 1 SUTE 5 COMPARTMENT 2 HWY 16 was my address in the 80s when I lived there. The lot is now townhouses. I'll have to inform my parents that all the years we lived there that it was all a lie because some onlinr troll with no life said so. Have the day you deserve.

[@kyramainer3315]

@@VishusVenom why would you assume Honey is lying? When you drive up in Northern BC you see missing posters everywhere. And there are many British Columbians who watch TC.

[@VishusVenom]

@@kyramainer3315 BS

[@yunglynda1326]

sorry you experienced that💔

[@budgirl1368]

I so appreciate it when you cover these story’s from my neck of the woods. Born n raised in Prince Rupert, very familiar with Highway of Tears and this case. Keep up the great work 👍🏼👍🏼

[@ForeverMetal_1961]

"Well what's this all aboot?" Mike, you never fail to amuse me!!🤣

[@lydacious7338]

No one else has commented on this, but, for some reason it really made me mad when the mother came into the interrogation room and ran to hug him. Ugh! Turned my stomach! Do we know for sure there were no other signs? He was so rude to the cop, as though he had no authority over him - calling for his daddy. A 20 year old calling for his daddy. I think it's possible he's been a coddled spoiled brat his whole life and his father might even be an enabler - who knows? But anyhoo, this story really turned my stomach.

[@nicoledenning8090]

very good points you made!

[@rudra62]

Yeah, I thought it was kind of bizarre when we saw a woman came into the interrogation and gave him a big hug, and walks out without comment. WTF? That doesn't happen. Then, we learn she's his mother.

[@Bettinasisrg]

Agree, I'm sure there were signs to his bad behavior but parents can't deal with it so they ignore it. Although I can't blame his mother at that point because she is still believing his lies. I'm sure now she's just freaked

[@Midna.K]

Exactly, people don't talk about this enough but many criminals had perfectly normal childhoods and a loving family, they simply grew up to be spoiled arrogant and entitled brats because their parents never said no to them or they put them on a pedestal thinking their precious kid can do no wrong. The fact that Cody immediately called for his daddy says a lot lol he's probably used to have his parents covering up for him and always coming to his defense

[@egoleeech]

We dont talk/listen to cops

[@BiffTech05]

The fact he though beating a deer to death with a pipe was perfectly normal behaviour speaks volumes.

[@claire2.097]

That was his excuse to explain the bloodstains all over his clothes to the officer, what else could he come up with? That cody piece of sh*t thinks it normal to beat women to death. I mean "in his book" terrible atrocities are normal. However being a soulless psychopath and still living in society he knew that butchering a deer is not considered an everyday normal activity by the society, still if the officer had just taken Cody's words and didn't check anything, he might have ended up just paying a fine I guess..

[@terriegilley6574]

That's the thing that stuck with me. Wrong place, wrong time. I was just beating a deer to death. Oh I'm sorry that I was mistaken. I thought you might have killed that poor girl. Now I completely understand me and my buddies went out last weekend to beat a few deers to death. WTF!!!!

[@Kid_Kootenay]

any idea how difficult that would be? it does not happen in normal circumstances he was grasping at some sort of way to explain blood and no one who has a clue would believe that was possible

[@juanitarichards1074]

@@Kid_Kootenay And no real sportsman would do such a thing. They want a clean quick kill. I've known hunters in NZ when they have unwittingly killed a mother deer and then found her baby. They have rescued them and hand reared them and kept them as pets. I met one who had killed a mother rabbit then found her den of babies so tiny their eyes weren't open. He rescued them and fed them with an eye dropper. I took one and fostered it and kept it as a pet then my sister took him and put him among her guinea pigs so he would have companions.

[@floridasoldat]

@@juanitarichards1074 hunters are often some of the most dedicated conservationists

[@captainoj9073]

Im just watching this now, ive been following your channel for a while, and im really glad someone is bringing light to these cases!!! Thank you!!!

[@MK-285]

At the end of these tragic, deeply horrendous & horrifically sad stories, thanks Mike for always leaving us with a chuckle as a point of levity at the end. 🥲🙌🙃 This dude can f*ck ALL the way off as far as I'm concerned. If he had even a morsel of humanity somewhere deep down inside of him, he'd tell the family where to find the remains of their still missing daughter. I won't hold my breath, but I'll b hopeful for the loved ones sake. 🙏

[@angelab904]

I feel so sad for the family of the girl who's body they never found. Hopefully they will find it one day.

[@MeshuggahDave.]

why? it's an empty husk. If anyone ever loved anyone else, they would see through the physical. My loved ones are in my head. Aren't yours? alas, that is just a joke today.

[@loudisease5006]

@@MeshuggahDave. what?? i think you’d be sad if ur loved ones died.

[@AP-uc7oz]

@@MeshuggahDave. your beliefs are different than others, don’t be a condescending ass.

[@nicoledenning8090]

@@MeshuggahDave. you need serious help

[@Smaugette]

@@nicoledenning8090 I've stumbled across a few of their comments and fully agree with you.

[@margaretcassidy3280]

The cops are so usually incompetent that I half expected Mike was going to say the cop believed the deer killing story and just let him go home

[@egoleeech]

@@millardf452 how about no

[@MacHamish]

​@@millardf452 Just a heads up, both Canadian and US police have no legal obligation to protect you. There is even case law for this.

[@dolphinopoly1012]

@@millardf452 What about what happened in Texas couldn't even help those poor children. To scared to even enter the building.

[@amystone9822]

@@millardf452 ridiculing implies slander. mike is a pretty straight shooter. gives credit where it's due, none where it isn't. I'm also glad to support his channel and him make money. why shouldn't he? he does more work on these weekly videos than a lot of reporters do in a month.

[@Subjohny]

Same here

[@chelseabrianne4465]

It’s crazy having been born in Prince George and living there for a big chunk of my life and honestly never really know how bad it was there until moving provinces. Thank you for everything you do!

[@jodiforeman3314]

A 20 year old only getting 25 years with parole is sick He should have been charged with 4 life sentences no parole He will be eligible at 45

[@carlcushmanhybels8159]

@@jodiforeman3314 The judge already recommended he be turned down for parole when that does come up. Including that he's shown no remorse or recognition.

[@LibbyKay188]

Thank you for covering the Highway of tears. I'm Canadian and it needs more exposure. To many women's lives have been needlessly taken.

[@staceyduncanbts486]

Just gut wrenching. And to think he seemed so “normal” to those around him. That’s the most frightening part. It could be anyone at anytime anywhere. A stranger is anyone you don’t know. Period.

[@Mattyouyous]

You never really know anyone.. even scarier 😯

[@csh43166]

Truer words were never spoken...

[@csh43166]

@@Mattyouyous Agree...

[@novallasuter5265]

Guess he was a stranger to people who thought they knew him.

[@biggestfan.]

@@Mattyouyous Most don't even know themselves...

[@frimports]

The extremely rare sighting of a psychopath in the wild. His case is unique in that usually these types are a little more savvy and manipulative. He is quite obtuse and has zero empathy. There might be more to the story but, I’m happy not knowing. Canada ever heard of life without parole, eh?

[@Brett733]

He wont be paroled. Outside of US not many 1st world countries have an official life without parole however almost all of these countries have sickos that have and will spend eternity in prison because of their crimes or the unlikeliness of rehabilitation. The parole hearings for people like Paul Bernardo, Martin Bryant, Anders Breving, etc are just formalities and if anything their parole hearings bring back the story to remind people of how sick these fucks are. That being said, no legal system is or will be perfect.

[@deniserossiter1059]

Yeah, at his age serial killers are just getting started and honing their skills/methods & he had the unfortunate luck of being pulled over that night. He made the big mistake of killing a girl society cared about also. If he would’ve continued killing only sex workers w/ drug problems, I’m sure it would’ve been awhile until they got him. But that apartment w/ all the evidence, it was like he knew they didn’t care about girls like that. It’s so sad.

[@ugojlachapelle]

In Canada, a no parole sentence is deemed "cruel and unusual punishment" and therefore forbidden by the constitution. There are, however, other ways to make sure they stay in.

[@MrJest2]

@@ugojlachapelle I'd imagine one way would be for him to suffer a "tragic accident" while in prison...

[@eratoisyourmuse659]

No. The highest you can recieve is life with possibility of parole after 25 years. His crimes were pretty heinous, I dont think he'll see the outside world again, though.

[@jo-jobinksuanna]

Thank you!!!! I love your videos!!! Blessings from Canada 🇨🇦

[@wendycardinal4919]

Thank you again!! There is some justice there.. hope he never gets out to do it again..

[@lovelyred-dy2ts]

The fact that he killed 4 people and he still can go out in his 40s is just slap on the victim’s families face 😳

[@colind7678]

That doesn't mean that they will let him out.

[@christopherfieb760]

he wont

[@missinginbc]

I know the judges need to be slapped in the face by the families.

[@tanya1353]

@@missinginbc In canada 25 to life is the max sentence possible, you are overreacting.

[@alliereesor115]

"These are not the actions of a simple killer but of something infinitely worse" That something has a good chance of persisting in Canada, grateful this one was caught. Highway of Tears was created by countless Cody's. I'm Canadian so claim the right to say our law enforcement is garbage.

[@_Y.Not_]

As another Canadian, no, you don't get to speak for all Canadians, you do not have that right, and no, our law enforcement is not "garbage"

[@alliereesor115]

@@_Y.Not_ I never claimed to speak for all Canadians, just my right as a citizen to comment. I realize how scary free speech is to some people, get over it. I've spent my entire career advocating for marginalized people, I have a lot of experience with what it's like for them to deal with our systems and institutions. Municipal LE = Keystone Cops. Provincial a tad better depending, but Justin Trudeau's RCMP is a joke. We're a haven for serial killers (and stupid, lazy, racist police) while peaceful protesters are vilified as terrorists. Nothing- NOTHING has been done to help missing and murdered indigenous people, especially women and girls. We're no longer a developed country, our institutions are so compromised they're now utterly corrupt. You can retain your fantasy that Canada is still glorious free and fair but those of us who live in the real world know better.

[@CatBrash]

@@_Y.Not_ in her defense, I too am Canadian and believe some, not all but some departments are shiite..

[@_Y.Not_]

@@CatBrash your entitled to your opinion, just as she is but she certainly doesn't have the right to speak for all Canadians simply because she is one. Tell me who is it that you are going to call the next time you are in trouble? Some Canadians are so delusional living here in their little bubble, go live someplace where the cops really are shiite and garbage, I have and you'll soon find out just how good you have it here.

[@princesstamika]

as an american, let me assure you; the cops only exist to protect the property of rich people. they do nothing for vulnerable people or people the state deems undesirable.

[@kimdaffy4427]

I just friggin’ love you Mike. Thank you for all you do!!!

[@kncompton]

Always enjoy watching Much love from Midland, Tx!

[@Zara_Brown]

20 yo serial killer, wow! What a frightening world we live in sometimes.

[@judithcampbell1705]

Glad to hear you will be doing more on The Highway of Tears . Too many people aren't aware of how many Native women have been killed . Thanks Mike.

[@edwardbrook2029]

Most of these are terrible. I watched this to the very end and now I’m posting this while adds are playing. Awesome job. Well spoken and worded so well I was left wanting more!!

[@goose321321]

Great video.. Well done for highlighting the names and stories of the victims who often get lost when reporting on these kind of crimes.

[@dazenguile4215]

Thank you so much for shedding some light on the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women phenomenon in North America. You’re absolutely correct about the number being on the high end of those estimates. You’re awesome Mike!

[@CAHSR2020]

It sounds like drug addiction, casual sex work, and fringe living makes them easy targets while their ethnicity is mostly incidental to the crime.

[@caitplanchette]

@@CAHSR2020 it doesn't help the cops like to do "starlight tours" too

[@rrchicken117]

@@CAHSR2020 thats assuming every person is drug addicted sex worker... so why isn't the government or police taking it seriously? "Ethnicity is mostly incidental to the crime"

[@jadexjade]

You are the only channel that i consistently watch and never get tired of....your uploads are the high points of my day 😕😎👏

[@beckygonzalez4048]

Me too 🥰

[@Dysphoric4life]

Ditto. I look forward to his videos every week.

[@karenjordan9607]

Yep they are

[@ljoanshevchenko5884]

Same here 🤍

[@Roller324]

🥴

[@kasandraardelli6598]

I'm Canadian and I am so happy people are talking about the highway of tears to many aboriginal women have gone missing and no one seems to care so I'm very happy to hear more and more people talking about it. To all my aboriginal sister out there keep safe.

[@alrightyru]

But is it 'over'? Hwy 16 killings went on for generations so did they all die? "Master, apprentice" is what some people said. It's horrid to know what went on but more that's not known. Those 2 guys a few years ago (before running to Manitoba) did a lot of damage too. Greyhound closing must have been devastating to those who used it.

[@charliexchaos]

I love the way you report ! Thank you for your hard work !

[@gphunkera8731]

There are other Cody's out there, they just have never been caught. Some may be dead now. Women and girls, primarily Indigenous, have gone missing along this stretch of BC highway since the 80's. How do I know? I grew up in one of those towns.

[@PhoenixRoseYT]

And no one seems to care if it’s WOC…no investigations or mass campaigns to find them.

[@ParasiteEvel]

You dont need to grow up there to know that, theres plenty of info, that really doesnt add much.

[@ParasiteEvel]

@melky dew I heard about it before that and i wasnt from the area, guess people just have to actually care to find out the info.

[@yunglynda1326]

@@ParasiteEvel ok cody go back to your cell

[@danniis9444]

Addiction doesn't mean you're bad or unworthy it means you're sick. I wish cops would realise this. It's heartbreaking that they didn't care enough to look for those women who battled addiction. RIP to all those woman.

[@pamelahaze3211]

True.. addiction is largely due to trauma...and just because you are clean and sober.. doesn't mean you are a kind person.

[@yunglynda1326]

this!!!

[@crystalrosas6052]

Yes 100% truth and let trash say different cuz they r smarter then doctors

[@twerkfromhome]

Pigs are animals and have difficulty relating to the struggles of human beings.

[@SirGeneralRandom]

And men. 🙏

[@JustKeepStrumming]

I love seeing crime channels covering the Highway of Tears and MMIW cases. Keep up the good fight, Mike!

[@charleneskillen4652]

I love your storytelling Mike!! Awesome Job

[@brendaredmond4678]

I have a feeling Cody's home life wasn't as picture perfect as it seems. I'll bet his parents believed every BS story he told them and most likely covered things up for him his whole life.

[@guerralg63]

I think you're right!

[@eg816]

for sure that’s why his first call was daddy

[@invisible3972]

I was thinking the same thing. There's "nothing" wrong as far as we known but just by watching this it's obvious that this guy's parents spoiled him to the point of never facing consequences+ I bet his family normalized fucked up attitudes or actions.

[@herrschmidt5477]

jeah I'm usually no fan of "that person looks guilty" but as Mike said it i only thought "damn why does he looks like the typical rich kid school bully?"

[@oldhickory4686]

Smile for the Birdie! You nailed that one!

[@paige6702]

Thank you for shining a light on the Highway of Tears. The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) in Canada is such a horrible reality and people just don't take it seriously enough. These women and girls deserve to rest at peace and have justice.

[@amazingsupergirl7125]

How come anyone goes out there? I’m sure it’s only open for trucks and semi’s but why would regular people ever drive it?

[@terrydesjardins3171]

Most of the missing native women can be found in shallow graves on the reserves.thats why they aren't being found.most of them are being murdered by their own kind.its sad

[@eflow4786]

@@terrydesjardins3171 yep

[@mr.fahrenheit7009]

Indians the forCommon L

[@fadetoblond]

The missing and murdered first nations women need way more worldwide attention. Far too many of them have gone missing here in BC and the cops don't give a fk enough to have a task force like the green River killer got. There has to be more done since way too many of them have vanished without a trace. 😢

[@b.uyeniee]

Great video Mike! Can't wait for highway of tears..

[@JessRPar]

Love ya, Mike! Your videos never get old. You're my favorite murder mystery channel.

[@tamarasavage-white6735]

He got the urge to kill, and he felt entitled to do it. The fact that he kept wanting to call his dad, was because that he believed that his dad would protect him, and fight for him. Even though he killed all those women and girls, he believed that his daddy wouldn't believe that he was that bad. As I said he believed that he was entitled to do whatever he wanted. THANK YOU, MIKE! YOU DID WONDERFUL AGAIN! 🥰🥰

[@BreakFix]

That’s exactly my conclusion. He felt ENTITLTED to do whatever he wants to whomever he wants and he simply didn’t give a shit about anyone except himself, and I think his parents nurtured him that way and hence they should take some blame for raising him into a serial killer. He has no morals or remorse whatsoever. 25 years is disappointing it should be the death penalty or at least life without parole.

[@CaIypso5150]

Probably be proud of him. He had been teaching him how to kill animlas since a young age. Then he decided to hunt something else.

[@ellebelle8515]

So thankful for one RCMP officer who was doing his job thoroughly, and followed the tracks of Cody's vehicle back to the young victim's body. Without this, this narcissistic and evil young man might have killed many more.

[@Anna-iz1tt]

It was a conservation officer who pulled him over, the conservation officer called the RCMP for backup.

[@bmaz1048]

100%! He actually called the conservation officer (because according to Cody, he killed a deer). The CO was the one who found Loren😢 So glad that RCMP did what he did that night!

[@missinginbc]

@@bmaz1048 no actually, it was an RCMP officer. My son inlaw went to school with him.

[@blacksapphirerain]

Exactly, following the tracks back was smart work. Her body was found immediately instead of later. I like that he was caught literally red handed.

[@jodiforeman3314]

How could his live in gf not notice the blood

[@Clearly69]

I'm guessing his mechanic tools were rusted if he cleaned them the way he cleaned his murder scenes.

[@parmstrong4085]

Bro, when you said he was doing cocaine, i.e. the "Devil's Dandruff", I about lost it. LOL

[@timgreen2426]

“As you do.” -The subtle sarcasm will always make me laugh. The ability to bring levity into such darkness respectfully is talent.

[@bogrot69]

It warms me heart when you touch down in my home Province of BC. You spoke of his victims with the utmost respect. My friend Andrea was one of Pickton's victims. The common thread being the lack of interest by police. It's shameful. No one deserves to be considered a throwaway. Cheers Mike! 💗

[@markusgarcia4136]

He is so cool for the things he has done, no conscious at all!

[@zeldagirl420]

I was born and raised in PG haha it’s just so weird hearing you talk about my hometown 🏡 Love you Mike!!!

[@Jessica.Rachel]

Mike, your no-nonsense attitude toward the inaction of the police on behalf of victims who are often thought of as "deserving" of their horrific fates is so appreciated. You have some angels on your side.

[@lilypolda4124]

I think the scariest thing about this is just how normal everyone thought cody was before this. The fact that he had a good childhood, was well liked and social, and overall just an average person, is the opposite of so many serial killers childhoods. Usually people talk about “signs” in serial killers like killing animals or being antisocial, but Cody was just blending into the crowd, as normal as everyone else. It makes you think who around you could end up doing this? Your classmate, coworker, or family member who you thought you knew. They could be a monster on the inside and you’d never even know it.

[@wandabissell]

It is so out of character that I'm thinking he has a brain lesion or something. Something is very wrong with the whole thing.

[@Nice-qi5cf]

Think of ALL the animals he must have tortured, as a kid. And then siding up to people. A golden boy. Ugh!

[@papadave3084]

I wonder if the use of cocaine had anything to do with turning a normal guy into a monster. Does cocaine do that to some people? (I'm asking for a friend). That last part was sarcasm, btw. ~Cheers, from Michigan

[@nixtwigg463]

@@wandabissell a trait of a true psychopath can be they are known to be very charming. I don’t think it’s anything to do with brain lesions. He’s just a psychopath. Thank god he was caught so young.

[@mamacito1795]

​@@nettils5555 i dont find this reassuring itd be like someone saying hey heres a bowl of m and m s enjoy there's loads in there! only one of them is a cyanide pill! like me personally, I'd rather no cyanide pills pls

[@MollieBlythe]

I wonder if he had any significant head trauma incidents in his early 20s? There have been numerous cases of people getting whacked in the head and undergoing sometime drastic personality changes. Or even maybe that repeated concussion syndrome - same kind of thing, and can also cause people to make horrifically crazy decision - a la Chris Benoit, the wrestler.

[@coraleeolazabal3837]

This is my second story that I've watched with you. I find you fascinating or the way you do your delivery. So I subscribed, I'll be watching! Great show keep up the good work. CL

[@saltpony]

Second one?? Omg you are in for a treat!! Wait until you see Mike’s insurance dance. Most of us can’t wait for Tuesdays and Fridays! Mike is the best crime guy and he keeps it fresh

[@BrownEyedGirl1367]

At the VERY LEAST, the sentences should have been consecutive. Four lives are worth more than five years apiece. I hope he never gets out alive. What a disgusting POS.

[@MrJest2]

I suspect the judge had no choice in the matter. There are lots of laws covering what sentences can be conferred and in what order, and as a general rule Canada is vastly more lenient in such things than even the most leftist states the US.

[@ruth6834]

His sentence is just ridiculous. Why not give him 25 for each victim?! That would have put him away for life. The way it looks this guy will be released when he’s in his 40s.! Insane.

[@TariAkpodiete]

@@ruth6834 > he won't be released

[@pgtara7124]

I'm a HUGE fan of That Chapter and true crime BUT this one was especially hard to watch since I live in PG. However...I always appreciate when awareness is brought to the Highway of Tears and murdered and missing women. They may have been ignored but they won't be forgotten.Thanks Mike and the crew of That Chapter.

[@coolhandmooses]

I’m a huge last chapter fan from Pg as well and have yet to come across another fan . I watch them as soon as Mike releases them . Cheers

[@missbraindamage]

Does Mike have a crew? I thought it was all him.

[@wallyman292]

Did PG become a destination for Russian immigration or something??? So many of the names in this story were/are Russian. Any thoughts on whether the Russian mob may have established itself in your city, and maybe is trafficking young girls from the mother-land?

[@ashaalexis9542]

Sooo thank you to Mike and Mike? Lol he does everything

[@simpleshoes]

@GeorgieFlyodieboiii in what sense? I believe that’s Mike himself presenting this?

[@thingstheydonttellyouabout3334]

Thank you for bringing attention to MMIW and the trail of tears. It breaks my heart that the drug issues are so prevalent here. BC is gorgeous, but we have our issues.

[@spacemax1744]

Thunder Bay is one of the most dangerous cities in Canada... Might have some stories from there. Please cover the Ace Crew case from Ottawa

[@lisas7547]

I speak Russian language and 'legeboka" basically mean lazy, idler person. Just came to mind, maybe absolutely irrelevant. Anyway, thank you for another great video!

[@NiktheBooksmith]

wow...I'm floored that he'll have the possibility of parole after the 25 yr mark. Not that he'll get it, but dang, he could. That's rather terrifying.

[@schindel6307]

An entire family disappeared along the Hwy of Tears. It is so remote that making something disappear is far to easy. Especially if you decide to hitch a ride with someone and nobody knows who or what your travel route and time is. Scary place.

[@melissadinapoli7253]

We luv ya too! Thanks for the channel and the stories ( even if they do keep me up at night…..and they do!) 😉

[@skeeterlubidowicz9158]

This Mike dude rocks. I mean, he covers horrific, tragic events while punctuating the stories with tiny bits of humor, and yet still somehow remains respectful to the victims and victims' families. These are just - chef's kiss.

[@katekendall6574]

Every single video no matter how horrific the case Mike makes me giggle at the end of it. Truly an artist at what he does, respectful, covers the facts and entertaining at the same time. Any one else telling these and you'd have nightmares but the way he does it makes ya anger and disgust dissolve at the end. 💖

[@Lugen]

I taught him well

[@jetshroomeye8126]

Well said! I agree! He rocks!

[@danceyrselfkleen]

Yo the dickriding is crazy

[@thats_right_mofo]

He cracks me up. He is fucking AWESOME

[@jesstherobloxqueen5042]

my sister was a sex worker who got taken from the beat by a man and we never got t c her alive again. She was only 19 years old and he beat her t death nd buried her in a shallow grave and just left her there t rot. I appreciate how you talk about them and treat them just like every other person you talk about. Its nice to see so thank you Mike.

[@TeamCat1128]

😢

[@nickyjones867]

That's awful Jess. I'm so sorry xxx

[@tolaogunwusi7541]

Sorry about that

[@ObtuseMori]

Very sorry for what happened to your sister, I hope you and your family are doing as ok as is possible 😢

[@hatetheusername]

I’m so sorry for your loss❤️ people refuse to acknowledge that sex workers are among the most vulnerable in society and it doesn’t make them any less of a person. May she rest peacefully

[@rondov4130]

You said a joke at the end 🤣 well done! I actually laughed really loud 🤣