The Case of the Missing Librarian | Exhibit A | Real Crime

"Exhibit A" quadruple episode:
Ep 1 - An intruder breaks into a family home in a well-to-do Calgary neighbourhood. When he's confronted by the owner, the burglar stabs him to death. The killer flees leaving behind several smudged prints on a window left by a pair of gloves.
Ep 2 - A dead body is fished out of the sea. Wearing shoes and a Rolex watch, but no I.D. - is it murder or suicide? So begins the Albert Walker case - wanted for embezzlement in Canada, fled to England, then killed a man to steal his identity.
Ep 3 - Bob Ade' Adamson lived with his common law wife Susan in Ontario Canada. He was a man who couldn't seem to get his life together, relying mainly on anyone around him for his income. When Susan first met Ade' she fell for his charm but it wasn't long before she realized he wasn't the catch she initially thought he was and she wanted out of the relationship. Susan's father, who was living in an assisted care home, had a monthly income that Susan controlled. Ade'decided he'd like to have this money for himself and the only way to get it was to get rid of Susan. But she was soon missed and of course the people next to her are the first to be suspected and the police found the bathroom to be just a little too new, remodeled to cover evidence it appeared, or at least that's what Ade' thought he had done. Susan's body was subsequently found in a log in a heavily wooded area. Ade' tried to escape to the US, staying with Susan's uncle, but when the unsuspecting man didn't enjoy the intrusion, Ade' then fled to Calgary where the police caught up with him at the airport. During police interrogations, Ade' would change his story to fit the evidence. The ruse failed and Ade' was convicted of murder.
Ep 4 - In 1974, this band of gentlemanly bank robbers from Canada stole $700,000 in gold bricks from a storage warehouse at Ottawa International Airport. It was and still is Canada's biggest-ever gold robbery. The gang was eventually caught, but escaped before the end of the 70's. After escaping, all three moved to the US and regrouped, beginning an incredible string of more than 50 bank robberies.
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[@tothelighthouse9843]

It's great to see all the love for Graham Greene! Talented actor, excellent narrator & all round great Canadian.

[@jonrutherford6852]

It is such a relief for a hearing-impaired viewer to listen to a narrator who enunciates clearly and distinctly every single word, while still sounding natural. Much appreciated.

[@lueValentine]

Graham Greene is an excellent narrator.

[@user-wk7zc2vu2e]

😊

[@hildayellow8945]

@@lueValentineI was not sure if it was Graham Green. Thank you for verifying that it’s him.

[@AlexAndra-iy5zu]

@@lueValentineHe looks like Frank Camacho from 3TV in AZ. Not sure if Frank is still on the air but he was a great anchor 😊

[@user-cj7mh9gs7r]

I totally agree

[@sheila6479]

Allison will never be forgotten. I remember this like it was yesterday. I knew her killer was caught but didnt remember his name. He is forgettable. She never will be.

[@davidwoermansr]

I'm sure all murder victims will never be forgotten

[@ArmenianBishop]

@@davidwoermansr You're Right Sir, but take a look at this: A female Armenian POW, Anush Apetyan (1986 -- 2022), was tortured, mutilated, abused, and murdered by Turkic-Azeri soldiers. Anush's legs & fingers were cut off; her finger was inserted into her mouth; and, her deceased naked body was videoed by Azeris who mocked her with obscene language. Why do I have to break the silence, on her behalf?

[@davidwoermansr]

@@ArmenianBishop I didn't realize you had to be the 1 to break anything about her or any of the others they tortured and killed

[@ArmenianBishop]

@@davidwoermansr Have a Good Day, and God Bless You.

[@davidwoermansr]

@@ArmenianBishop every day I wake up I'm blessed the Dr's said I'd never live to see 20 they were almost right after a wreck at 14 I died twice in the helicopter and 3 times on the operating table during my first 7 surgeries they said I'd never walk again but a great spinal surgeon and 18 surgeries in the past 20+ years I was walking with a cane by 16 and gimp around pretty good most days some days I need a cane mainly in cold weather I just take it 1 day at a time because tomorrow isn't promised

[@lindasue8719]

Exhibit A, one of the great true crime TV series. AND the wonderful narration from Graham Greene ❤️

[@davidwoermansr]

I disagree slightly on the first part highly on the second

[@emanuelaturco4633]

You are right, Graham is a fantastic narrater.

[@Moodboard39]

Narrator . Not narrater

[@klgm63]

There's always that one grammar police ​@@Moodboard39

[@Grace-tc1lq]

@@klgm63Yup, it really seems to trigger them. They can’t just let it go.

[@hegemonycricket2182]

​@@klgm63you could look at it as "grammar police" or you could look at it as "people trying to help you". (Help you to not look like an idiot)

[@paulpolichio6514]

Thats prop spelling in Moose Jaw

[@mcoteish]

Walker only served 26 years even though he was supposedly the most wanted man in Canada and second most wanted by interpol. Canada, you guys need to get it together.

[@janpierzchala2004]

Walker served only 26 years is better, but I must acknowledge that your version is much more popular.

[@dreasmom2789]

That's why i'm surprised crime rate is higher in the united states. United states's crime rate is also higher in the u k and australia. I wonder if that has anything to do with the relaxed gun laws in the United States. And this is per capita statistics.

[@kokuhakuqiun4215]

US *and* Canada need to get it together. Protecting abusers and punishing victims, although that’s more common in US from what I’ve heard.

[@WVgirl1959]

Even thought in 1986 that they would have called the coach to confirm that the photo sessions were going on.

[@lindasue8719]

I've watched so many true crime shows over the years and as things go along, how many times you realize they just didn't follow up on the real obvious "little" things.🙁

[@axer3515]

Invested in lottery tickets? I guess that's one way to put it.

[@kinkle_Z]

That Robert Platte murder is just so wild! I've heard it recreated on about 5 different crime shows but this is the first one from a Great Northern point of view.

[@FireflyXOXO1]

What a sad death of a little innocent happy girl

[@davidwoermansr]

Most deaths are

[@fzkingff1343]

Sick bastard. That could have been my child. No mother deserves to lose such a young child. No child deserves to be killed like that. She had all her life ahead of her. Such a sweet child.

[@SuperZytoon]

I hurt for this innocent young girl. Her last moments were filled with panic and pain. I hope her parents have found some semblance of peace.

[@cynthiaschmidt2726]

He poked his semen covered finger into a dead women’s body he randomly came upon? That is by far the most absurd excuse I have ever heard. Why would it take 6 days to realize that was total BS?

[@carolinebrennan3864]

Child..... 11 years old.

[@tracyengle7829]

I can understand why you have thought the way you did. However, there are sick monsters who would do such things. Sad but so true. Hope all is well. Thank you and God Bless!

[@BenaSakuma]

%a%

[@LunitaMendoza]

Men...

[@duncanb8186]

what irks me about Canadian law is the rape and murder are treated as one when in fact they are to, should far more than just 25 years

[@joanfourie1753]

Should be life without parole

[@JuliemLeach-zv9ti]

How sad that susans dad passed away before susan was found ...

[@MegaSmk]

I like to think that maybe he felt her spirit calling and they are together again.

[@sandraswital-xw3dt]

Mr Green glad to see you on this program I've missed you in movies and you're doing a great job on this program

[@davidwoermansr]

What a fall in career paths

[@Sugarslump]

this is a tv series from '97-'01 called exhibit a this isn't a fall in career this is just one step in his career from over 30 years ago@@davidwoermansr

[@bethpemberton7980]

​@@davidwoermansrMr. Greene is a busy actor and is equally adept on the small screen as well as large. His career continues untarnished. Look it up. Three movies in 2021, one in 2023 and he's currently on a tv series as well as doing guest spots. It seems to me he's as busy as a 72 yr old man should be.

[@davidwoermansr]

@@bethpemberton7980 busy doesn't equal good

[@skipmullen7047]

I am so impressed with forensic science that brings people that at one time may have gotten by with crimes, to justice. Now- if we can just stop the two tiered justice system we see today.

[@Ainaes-Feline]

You do know that it always depends on how someone perceives the results, not everything is rock solid. Bit like history everything depends on interpretation of facts.

[@joekulik999]

TRUE Justice would entail explaining WHY we need Forensic Science in the 1st place.

[@ryanehlis426]

This s a sad 😢 story, that mother is such a kind lady. I felt so sad for this family.

[@davidwoermansr]

What 1 they all had mothers and families

[@ryanehlis426]

@@davidwoermansr the one with the 11 yr old running track.

[@davidwoermansr]

@@ryanehlis426 it's hard for me to know because I just watch this for entertainment as I recover from surgery 21 since 1997 pretty soon I'll have so much metal in my body I'll either need another grease gun or an oil can maybe since I'm putting bacon on everything that'll work

[@user-li7ec3fg6h]

Well said! Thank you very much.

[@tintinhickey5869]

Stole her father’s money to ‘invest in lottery tickets’’ - what a loser ….

[@ThanaBrunges-mx7ji]

Amen ! 😅

[@christinephur9130]

Why was an 11 year old allowed to go alone by subway to meet with a man?

[@anomietoponymie2140]

Because in those days, the world was A WHOLE LOT SAFER.

[@jackieblue1267]

@@anomietoponymie2140 It wasn't safe in those days or earlier. Lots of serial killers in the 70s and 80s.

[@RGibson116]

I agree. Yes, he was a predator and should never have done this crime, yet we as parents have a responsibility to protect our children. Evil is always present, so if not him, it could've been anyone on the subway or the community at-large. Mothers usually know this and act accordingly🙏!

[@WVgirl1959]

A real photographer would contact the parents for the appointment and then meet.

[@sb-hg6vx]

Meet with the parents present

[@williamelliott]

So glad for the advancement of DNA

[@AidaShawJ.D.]

Amen!!

[@davidwoermansr]

It advanced way before they said it could be used in court they claim it was the late 90s before they could ID someone by DNA but late 80s early 90s people were court ordered to pay child support because DNA proved they were the father

[@ThanaBrunges-mx7ji]

The stuff they are doing now with forensic genetic genealogy is fantastic ! 😅

[@skipmullen7047]

Diatoms- just amazing forensics.

[@davidwoermansr]

Simple science

[@user-cz4ei9vy3m]

Amazing work by cops very persistent kudos

[@normamcmanus1139]

Graham Greene, a marvelous actor, is the narrator.

[@davidwoermansr]

What a fall from being so marvelous

[@nicholasschoonbeck6866]

I love the defense lawyer suggesting anyone would take their own life by taking a friend's anchor, slipping it into his belt, & then walking into the ocean to die. Ridiculous.

[@Ainaes-Feline]

No must jump of the pier, or bridge. But what most people don't know is that drowning is one the most painful deaths. As to the reason the lawyer says that has nothing to do with something is ridiculous, all he need to do is to plant a seed of doubt. Had he said, he jumped into the deeper part of the ocea, it might have worked. He doesn't have to explain or make allegations go away just get through one or two jurors.

[@davidwoermansr]

The mob knows alot of people who stole more chain than they could swim with

[@davidwoermansr]

​@@Ainaes-Felineburning is way more painful than drowning

[@joanodom2104]

How could you possibly know that? It's not as if you can research the methods. Dead is dead.

[@cindyreilly7549]

I watched it all the time, great show Thank you.😊

[@dospostmann9361]

That reenactment of the cop reading diaries just made him seem like such a creeper I'd never want that guy anywhere near my house even if I was missing

[@lorrainesym5960]

So so terrible and heartbreaking. Such a beautiful young girl doing so well and taken and horribly destroyed. For what????

[@ThanaBrunges-mx7ji]

We really need a more robust mental health system.

[@barbaracollins5605]

It's called early childhood parenting.

[@carinabonney549]

I feel very sorry for Alison and her family but ... An 11yo saying a "photographer" wants to take her photo ?? Parents ever meet him? Parents take her whilst the supposed photos are being taken? Parents talk to her coach about the so called photographer? 😢😢

[@geliconner9669]

If the unarmed Canadian border guards had alerted the police about Yo re-entering the country, instead of ducking out of sight, they could have detained him and his victims would still be alive.

[@joy7363]

They knew he was coming back. The police “trusted him to do the right thing”. Because Canadians are too nice for their own good and too lenient on evil criminals.

[@ThanaBrunges-mx7ji]

That Johnathan Yo guy was a real piece of work! 😮

[@maryfuller4259]

Canada promotes mental health and they don't see the difference in a violent criminal and some that has real mental issues. They don't give multiple murders hole life often. But they have put then in mental health facilities. Pedos too

[@davidwoermansr]

Most criminals are but I wouldn't use the word work eh

[@AidaShawJ.D.]

Your channel popped up in my feed, and I’m so glad it did! Thank you for this upload. I’d never heard of this tragic case! May the deceased rest in peace! 🙏🏾❤️

[@authorjack]

It's not my channel but thanks

[@davidwoermansr]

What case is the tragic 1

[@AidaShawJ.D.]

@@authorjackthis wasn’t addressed to you, but the channel. Usually if someone is replying to you, your @ will be ahead of their reply.

[@AidaShawJ.D.]

@@davidwoermansr did you not watch?

[@authorjack]

@@AidaShawJ.D. what

[@LukeMcGuireoides]

This is like the Canadian version of the goat Forensic Files. It's a good show.

[@AidaShawJ.D.]

They don’t make them like this anymore! These are so well produced!

[@davidwoermansr]

Is it really eh

[@Golightly354]

It really bugs me when police officers say ridiculous things. To say that NOBODY cleans their bath as well as the one in that house! Well I clean mine after every bath AND give the bathroom a thorough clean once a week. I know a lot of other homemakers are like that too. I think it says more about the cleanliness (or not) of the individual police officer's .standards

[@LifesPeachy321]

How can they withhold such relevant evidence in a trial of past and/or present actions to others that are the same type of crime as what happened to the victim they are accusing someone of murdering. They shouldn't be allowed to withhold evidence like that. If you did it...the jury should be allowed to know it. Like anyone would ever touch a deceased body let alone finger it like he said he did...complete BS! Glad he was found guilty!

[@davidwoermansr]

Because they want a jury to convict on evidence not feelings the past crimes are used during sentencing

[@Tikicat83]

It is truly awful what happended to Alison, but how was an 11 year old allowed to be allowed to be in this position? The parents must carry a lot of guilt. It also a clear example of the need for the death penalty. Roy will never change.

[@Izzymohammed1]

I thank God I don’t have any children. Although I have plenty of nieces and nephews. I have no idea of the grief involvedin losing a child❤️❤️🙏🙏

[@annagonzales4837]

Graham Greene, one of my favorite actors.

[@pjay951]

Me too! I think he’s adorable!

[@davidwoermansr]

What a sad job for an "actor"

[@joanodom2104]

Gee, Mr. Negative! You must have A LOT of friends.

[@marciahaughton6758]

@@davidwoermansry r u so intent on speaking about the narrator negatively ?…

[@marydungan6748]

Why was a twice convicted rapist even out of prison?

[@WouldntULikeToKnow.]

Right! Who gave him parole in the first place???

[@danielebruno1531]

So they can profit twice. On your behalf.

[@maryfuller4259]

Because the justice system is failing in Canada and the us

[@barbaracollins5605]

Progressive

[@crissalianne]

A bunch of idiots are running the asylums…US and Canada

[@sherriec5258]

I'll never understand why some people won't leave other people alone.

[@davidwoermansr]

Because it's been that way since the beginning of time

[@sherriec5258]

@@davidwoermansr You're absolutely right. 🤔

[@Moodboard39]

Meaning

[@Moodboard39]

​@davidwoermansr wtf

[@davidwoermansr]

@@Moodboard39 meaning keep your hands and weapons to yourself unless it's in defense and mind your own business and don't try to get in others is the way I take it

[@joycecurrier4984]

Platt case was extremely interesting!

[@user-zm3ny8tw4x]

I'm wondering whose children lived with the crook and his daughter.

[@kimmolenda3349]

Hard to see you in such a serious dialogue after seeing you in Maverick… one of our favorite movies …you were great in that as Mel’s best Indian friend

[@anita6761]

Why would a mother allow a 11 Yr old girl to meet a man supposedly a photographer alone ? Irresponsible!!

[@lindasue8719]

Why do adult women go into a room alone with a man (doctor, dentist) and not expect to get assaulted? And sometimes do. We like to think the best of other people. And, this is an older series examining even older cases. Different times. I work in a care home and a woman who is 94 never forgets when she was a teenager and went to the dentist and he was groping her I'm trying to make her "touch" him. In those days she was young and naive and didn't know what to do. Different times, too, nobody - man or woman - contradicted anyone who was a professional or in a position of authority.

[@someoneout-there2165]

@Linda - you're really comparing a child going off with a stranger to a Dr. raping you because y'all were in a room in a public hospital alone? That's one of the most ridiculous things I've ever heard. 😂

[@sharistrazz3313]

I CLEAN my bathtub RELIGIOUSLY!! BEFORE every bath or shower AND AFTERWARDS!! I cannot fathom getting in the bathtub AFTER someone else ( family member, friend or roommate included). Ewww!!! 🤭

[@tmac7547]

The Customs Officers "ducked out of sight"??!! Are you shitting me? Unbelievable incompetence / cowardice that cost 2 women their lives. Disgusting.

[@user-vp3vs6ey3r]

That was great, many thanks for uploading it. I had seen the Ronald Platt case before, it might have been on Forensic Files but I'm not completely sure.

[@pedenmk]

Elbert walker has all that money and unable to spend it. His daughter did the right thing. What a terrible thing for Mr Platt. He should have stayed in Canada. Great episode thanks for sharing.

[@AlanCrammatte]

Why is the background sound, background noise louder than the dialogue?

[@stevewheatley243]

No matter how bad your life is,there's no excuse to murder innocent ppl.

[@animerlon]

One of the things i really like about this series is that there's usually a familiar face or two in the Canadian cast of reenactors. I was surprised to see how many fairly well known actors took parts in the series. It's not that they're still young without a lot of experience, in the first story, the father had been a staple in Canadian TV shows for many years at the time this was done.

[@davidwoermansr]

Definitely shows their high paying careers are over

[@joanodom2104]

What did Graham Greene ever do to YOU? Give it a freaking rest!

[@Lorjarca]

​@davidwoermansr these were filmed in the late '90's. Most if not all of the Canadian actors have been very busy since. The actor playing the murderer in the second case is Lorne Cardinal. He was a regular on Corner Gas.

[@davidwoermansr]

@@Lorjarca that doesn't tell me much but tv and movies aren't really my thing if I wasn't flat on my back recovering from spinal and neck surgery I wouldn't be watching this garbage either I've got more important shit to do than watch overpaid privileged underworked pricks get away with everything just because they have money and expect their opinion to be important

[@animerlon]

@@davidwoermansr Not really, they continue to do a variety of work, TV, film, theatre.

[@syedatasneemtowhid8149]

This "Ronald Platt" story is studied as a case report in forensic science all over the world

[@tracyengle7829]

I really like how the story line goes. Easy to follow, how a lot of facts are put together in a short period, and how nice and easy to listen to. One of my most favorite channels i would put no.1 on my list. And yes! You bet i subscribed to this channel and a big fan hoping I will see A LOT MORE! 😊 I been listening to documentaries since KZbin began, and I would share this and have shared for others to watch and subscribe/join the channel. Thank you and God Bless!

[@ddivincenzo1194]

The Ronald Platt case was featured on Court TV's "Forensic Files".

[@ThanaBrunges-mx7ji]

That crazy man should have been apprehended at the boarder! 😅

[@ladavidson9269]

Border. USA Mexico has a Border. A rooming house has boarders

[@XavierBonapart]

I see this a lot! Glad you mentioned it.

[@agirlnamedtomm940]

This music is killing me! 😂

[@davidwoermansr]

I like it covers the bad narration

[@agirlnamedtomm940]

@@davidwoermansr ha ha!

[@davidwoermansr]

@@agirlnamedtomm940 that guy is so dry and monotone without the music it would be just like listening to someone read the dictionary or phone book he talks like his dog just died

[@heather-cz8yk]

Susan's case was NOT 2nd degree murder. Was planned and he was after her estate after bumming off her for their whole marriage. The case was a plea down to avoid a trial=costs and work and time. Got LIFE which is not life in Canada but :a"parole ineligibility period of between 10 years and 25 years." He should NEVER get out due to the Risk to Women but most people do not care. Susan knew underneath what he he was but stayed in her delusion, as she did not want to be alone. I do not understand this thinking either, good men out there. I am a logical decision maker like most men, of course not all. Men suffer this above scenario increasingly with women, now that the world is DIVA., greedy, self centered. Thank you to the police for getting this horrible man.

[@ThanaBrunges-mx7ji]

What a low character! 😢

[@angelakrenzke9788]

Amen I am so saddened what a loss , may God comfort her in the eternity to come 🙏 AMEN

[@feliciabosch8110]

Very sad when you are so young and someone snuffs out your young life

[@lorrainesym5960]

Sad is an understatement when you include all people affected

[@wendystewart5665]

Any life murdered is a shocking terrible thing

[@thinktankcritic5267]

Just because of their sexual urges…! It’s even more demoralizing ..

[@ThanaBrunges-mx7ji]

I would so faint if I found a dead body in my fishing net 😢

[@davidwoermansr]

It could always be worse

[@MoivinSulunker]

This happens to me every day. Synchronicity. I was, hour ago, thinking of making a videograph that mentions another Susan O'Neil. On second thoughts, it was Susan McNeil. I don't know whether to consider this as synchronicity or as stretching. I think "synchronicity" is accurate.

[@davidallen3050]

I'M A HUGE FAN OF DNA !

[@packrat76]

I bet you like expelling it rapidly.

[@michaeldeleted]

Wikipedia has a good article on Albert Johnson Walker. Seems he served much prison time in Canada and was paroled in June 2023. Dude is out there somewhere.

[@ericanelson1973]

😰🤯😤😱😖

[@Counterbalance_]

This is so heartbreaking. Poor woman was suffering so badly and then he killed her.

[@davidwoermansr]

Yeah the rest were such happy stories

[@Bhoneyb355]

This narrator starred in The Green Mile!!

[@vivianblack2951]

Graham Greene, indigenous Canadian: Green Mile, Die Hard 2, Dances with Wolves and my favourite Thunderheart.

[@AidaShawJ.D.]

Wow! Nice trivia knowledge there!

[@ThanaBrunges-mx7ji]

Graham Greene 😅

[@maritzadominguez4343]

Me: *cleaning my bathtub religiously as I watch this episode*** Actor: there’s something wrong, no one cleans their bathtub this religiously Me: 😳 what, but the military taught me to not leave even a hair or a speck of dust, otherwise its not clean enough for inspection 😭

[@RLU-wt8vi]

HELP!!! It's driving me nuts! At 30:56 you hear flute music. The first 4 notes comes from a movie. Can not think of it. Where have I heard them?? How good is your trivia??

[@XavierBonapart]

Is it the titanic?

[@anomietoponymie2140]

Braveheart maybe. The scene where the little girl gifts a thistle to the grieving boy.

[@MisterMister5893]

@@anomietoponymie2140makes sense since the victims mother was Scottish.

[@kcg8162]

I like the narrator's voice and story telling just like Robert Stack. But for the second part did they use the Titanic background music

[@XavierBonapart]

It has some similar notes it seemed to me as well.

[@tommeredith7462]

I feel sorry for the mother, what a shame

[@sethdel5337]

Great narrator. So calming

[@MoivinSulunker]

shambles -- a bench or stool. Butchers used to sell from shambles, hence misunderstanding the word to mean "a butchery", which it does not mean, except by fuzzy thinking.

[@judithpeligro5837]

Background music is just annoyingly dramatic and loud.

[@georginafraser451]

I'm truly sorry for all her family, but my question is ....as I'm a mother too, how could u let an 11 year old go alone to her school or a park or anywhere else, she was just 11 !!!!! I would have said NO and u stay home until I get there, and that's that!!!! Limits parents, don't give your child more freedom than necessary.

[@sharonlakey8278]

I enjoyed seeing Graham Greene narrate this story

[@davidwoermansr]

Who's that what story

[@LukeMcGuireoides]

Oh yeah, I've seen this show before. It's not bad. Canadian true crime is pretty dang good. They've had some truly detestable criminals up there.

[@AidaShawJ.D.]

Kinda like everywhere?

[@Bhoneyb355]

I always say the same thing 😂

[@mystery_sauce]

Hey, I absolutely loved this crime story! The way you narrated the events kept me on the edge of my seat, I always look forward to your uploads, keep up the great work. I’m also passionate about crime stories and have a channel where I discuss various intriguing cases and their unique aspects. Your viewers who enjoy deep dives into crime stories might find my content interesting as well. Keep up the great work - your storytelling is exceptional!

[@anithashekhar1461]

You have to check out 48 hours! They're too good too

[@andrewmacgregor6312]

wtf really? your dumb

[@davidwoermansr]

What story they covered just a few

[@davidwoermansr]

​@@anithashekhar146148 hrs is almost as predictable as this

[@helenalind9164]

@@davidwoermansrtroll

[@joekulik999]

So on the basis of a phone call from a stranger, she lets her own daughter attend a team function without WITHOUT checking with someone on the team first ??? WHAT An Unfit Mother !!! They should've stuck that Unfit Mother in Prison for Child Neglect, for sure !!!

[@CGLOS]

love this show but why is it all in dutch angles lol

[@beckyblueish]

It really is nonstop. Not just the reenactments, but like snippets of interviews with investigators and stuff. Certainly an odd choice

[@sandraswital-xw3dt]

I'm so sorry for you're loss God bless y'all

[@packrat76]

I recognized Graham Greene's voice before they showed him. 😅

[@davidwoermansr]

I still don't

[@BroodykayBroodyfour]

This was the OG CSI show back in the 90s. Actually, there was another Canadian forensic show with a lady narrator, but I forget what that was called. I think the aired back to back.

[@janenorris1203]

Love the background music 😊

[@bluefm7370]

Content difficult to listen too. The profuction is fantastic and my Canadian friend's narration top notch❤

[@foo219]

Narrator: "Science alone can't solve this case." Science alone ends up solving the case. Welp.

[@charlesreid3482]

Yes welp

[@RickyMaveety]

Yes and no. Someone has to examine the scene, collect the evidence, and maintain that evidence until it can be tested. Nothing happens in a vacuum. It takes a team, even if some of them are scientists.

[@foo219]

@@RickyMaveety Examining the scene, collecting and maintaining evidence etc. is part of the science of forensics. Interviewing witnesses and suspects? Part of the science of criminology. It's science all the way down. :D

[@bentucker2301]

​@@RickyMaveetyyou're describing scientific method.

[@AidaShawJ.D.]

No investigators involved?

[@elainegreen5855]

Saxophone is a powerful tool... a little goes a long way. Too much sax, Dude

[@summerbreeze7066]

Love you Graham Greene!!

[@user-vv3po2wk2b]

Oh ffs's they let him go after reading that letter with a gun in hand grrrr!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@joanfourie1753]

Idiots

[@angelaberni8873]

Bones don't smell !! First he said " the smell of a decomposing body". Make up your mind please.

[@maureenzieber1523]

Graham Greene! I didn’t expect to see him.

[@johnoneill7947]

There was a pic from a few years ago of an entity with the headset on. Seemed to have a skin tight suit in too. I think the headgear and the suit work together to glimmer effect.

[@evalynewanjiru9685]

😢that last case,😢who kills just for a name

[@ThanaBrunges-mx7ji]

The parental d n a test was very crucial in solving this case. 😮

[@katherinecollins4685]

Very sad

[@gieaudrey1611]

The music is louder than the narrator. Disturbing

[@19761999]

Excellent narrator.

[@paulvanallen-lononca]

At the very beginning, a librarian is missing...my thoughts were that the Dewey Decimal Classification was bound to fail...

[@falsebaroness]

I miss this series.