The Disturbing Murder of Sonia Varaschin | UNSOLVED

[@CJLOVE23]

Hello I cannot believe I _just_ found this channel this month!!! This is my absolute favorite channel now! I’ve been binging all your videos since 8 am and it’s not almost 3pm. You have a lovely narrator’s voice and it’s so perfect for true crime. It’s calling and very empathetic towards the victims. Thank you for all your videos 🩵 Love from Northern Illinois

[@misska7535]

The same exact thing happened to me after seeing one episode. I binge it as well. They're absolutely amazing. ❤😮😢👍👊

[@agostinodublino1387]

@@misska7535 I watch this channel since more than one year I guess, and it is still amazing. If only the videos could be longer..

[@leahcorby1735]

❤

[@BonitaIrwin-fs8mp]

I was born in orangeville, ontario. Some of the info provided is misleading. Sonia lived in orangeville, on. not toronto, on as stated. Her car was found in an alley in the heart of downtown orangeville, directly behind the municipal office, there is a park on the other side of the alley. Sonia worked at the headwaters hospital in orangeville. Once a year she gave out free teddy bears to children in hospital & community. It was a popular event. I didnt know her personally but had friends who worked with her. She was very well liked & respected. Orangeville was a small community in those days & murders were rarely heard of. It was very mysterious and kept very hush, hush. I do pray this murder is soon solved especially for her parents & other family members. It still leaves an eerie feeling and bad taste in many peoples mouths. So sad, RIP Sonia. ❤

[@shifajamaima7173]

Oh My God. What a cruel world. Poor Sonia was dumped like trash. I pray that who ever did this to be haunted by what he did and find no peace, I so pray that Sonia gets justice. Her family needs some closure. RIP Sonia.

[@ellexpress111]

So awfully sad, I hope the killer is caught.

[@tanyaevers-jordan8624]

Thank you so much for covering Sonia’s case. This happened near the area I grew up around and it has always bothered me that it hasn’t yet been solved. Now that the EARS and some of the Gilgo Beach/Long Island murders have been solved, I’m hoping there is DNA that they can use with genetic genealogy to solve.

[@joannabaparileszczynska]

I was thinking familiar dna

[@eadweard.]

I don't think they caught him that way, did they?

[@fernfreeman1729]

​@@joannabaparileszczynskaI'm wondering why that this hasn't been done yet.

[@jeandalgleish6460]

This is a standout case - Sonia just seemed to be such a great girl, a hard worker and a kind person. This case reminds me of another case I found extremely upsetting - that of Jodi Huisentruit - an early morning TV news presenter who had to get up at 3AM to go to work and prepare for a 6AM appearance on TV in Mason City Iowa. One morning she was attacked, kidnapped and likely raped and murdered. Her remains have never been found. Her personal effects were found strewn around the parking lot later in the morning after she never showed up for work. People in the small apt building where she lived said they heard screams coming from the parking lot around 4AM, but, of course, nobody investigated or called the police. What did they think was going on? That children were just outside playing? In Toronto, Ontario, Canada ... we now have a law that is called the 'Good Samaritan Law' which means if you are conscious of or witness a crime in progress, but do nothing ... you can also be charged. Everyone who admitted to hearing screams coming from the parking lot at 4AM should have been charged.

[@blackdogfive]

@@jeandalgleish6460 I agree, we also have in Toronto (not sure if all Ontario) Failure To Report it is when you see abuse or suspected abuse against a vulnerable persons such as Elderly, Child or Disabled.

[@sueess59]

I’m glad someone is talking about Sonia….her killer needs to be caught! I remember when this happened… scary

[@Grunger999]

This is a case I checkup on regularly. Been following this one since 2010. So sad. I hope genetic genealogy can one day catch her cowardly killer.

[@VioletJoy]

What a tragedy. Here was this vivacious woman who just loved life only to have it stolen from her. My heart goes out to her family. 💔

[@centermass1976]

I really love your narration...

[@sallykohorst8803]

Yes this channel is so amazing which i found a couple of years ago. Thanks once again for this case.

[@nigelbond4056]

Absolutely tragic. Bad things happen to good people and it sounds like Sonia was an immensely good and kind lady. My condolences to her family and friends 😢

[@KohalaLover]

Thanks Dark Curiosities. I’m truly sorry for the loss of Sonia and her family’s pain.

[@karenk3458]

RIP Sonia! I’m sad the case is unsolved.

[@shannanigansisme]

With how often science and technology change, I wouldn't have a loved one cremated just in case they could gather more info from the body/bones.

[@Codehead3]

They should use genetic genealogy to find the killer. It’s frowned upon in England due to privacy concerns but I don’t know if it is in Canada as well.

[@redtobertshateshandles]

The British are the world's greatest complainers.

[@mjanny6330]

@redtobertshateshandles *African Americans have entered the chat*

[@sharongrigg5336]

​@@redtobertshateshandleshow many British people do you know personally? Just curious due to your very blanket generalized not very good opinion of them.

[@glow1815]

As detectives believe i agreed. It's someone she met on line.

[@TheAmandafosho]

Wow. Never heard of this case before. My son was a patient at sick kids hospital some time ago for a long time, and we don’t live too far from Orangeville too.

[@nathrogers7]

So you're saying it could be your son?

[@jenc925]

Such a sweet person taken from her loved ones. I hope they catch her killer and her family can start the healing process. My thoughts and prayers are with them. 💞

[@cheetoesgal5229]

Horrific, and so heartbreaking for her family and friends. I pray that the evil killer is found and brought to justice soon.

[@noneofyourbusiness1142]

Orangeville is not in Toronto. It's a separate place. Orangeville, Ontario

[@cmtippens9209]

It could be that they are keeping the cause of death undisclosed because it will be a defining factor in identifying the killer.

[@cdes1776]

But after all this time??? I'd like to think that releasing the facts could help at this point... you know, someone bragging about it.

[@cmtippens9209]

@@cdes1776 - It is entirely at their discretion.

[@cdes1776]

@@cmtippens9209 Obviously....

[@MegaFrannypants]

Great video, but for the record, Orangeville is most definitely not in Toronto.

[@Paul-gn6ym]

This is my favourite channel, an iam subscribed to alot of true crime.I wish they were abit longer,I could watch them 24.7 😍🌹

[@MattCarvin]

Man, if Sonya had just gone jet skiing that weekend instead of wanting to meet up with the Englishman (Not sure I buy the ol’ “need to touch up on my French for Monday” excuse, lol) maybe she would have dodged this. These kinds of forks in the road freak me out, because you never can guess something like this might be the outcome at the end. Jet skiing is way more dangerous statistically speaking than just staying in and seeing a romantic partner too. It feels like whatever happened that night was more spontaneous than planned, and it’s strange because ultimately she didn’t really pose any sort of threat or obstacle to him. For example it’s not like she was upset about him having a wife (separated, whatever, in murder cases I always find the distinction dubious when asserted by the perp) and she wasnt threatening to expose him or do anything that we know of. The fact that she was on Plenty of Fish seeing other guys doesn’t tell me she saw the writing on the wall with him and moved on, it just confirms that she was fine seeing multiple men simultaneously. Get it girl, as some might exclaim. But i wonder if the police looked into or interviewed any of those fellas she was seeing. There was a time when I would have just assumed investigators would because it’s obvious, but that was before I started watching True Crime vids. The Englishman might have found out about the other men by looking at her phone (happens all the time) or maybe he even walked in on her with one that night, and went berserk. The narrative that he was planning on moving back to England anyways could have been crafted after the fact, when the truth was that he had been planning to do the opposite and was putting all his eggs in the Sonya basket, and thus felt hugely betrayed when he learned that she was cheating (or what he saw as cheating). Thats all speculation obviously, but Those seem like more realistic and likely human behaviors than either the Englishman’s story or the other theories I heard proposed. It’s not Sonya’s fault that this happened to her at all, but it still serves as a decent psa reminder to Never date people who are married, unless you’re just a real sucker for having more trouble in your life than you need. There are “plenty of fish” without all those strings attached- why go the route of adding more unforced complication to your life? Choose simplicity. Unless there’s an option to go jet skiing instead, and then I guess that’s probably the safer bet. Good luck either way!😅

[@JenelleD12]

It was specifically stated in the video her English BF was CLEARED. That pretty clearly counts him out. Incredibly unfair to keep assuming he did it and laying out various scenarios. This is the dark part of True Crime. People treating actual real life human beings as entertainment and dragging real people through the mud without any evidence to support doing so.

[@phillydisc9708]

This wasn't very spontaneous, in the sense, that whoever did it, know how to clean up their trail. So there was calculation involved, it wasn't a heat of the moment incident.

[@Clint-thoughts-travels]

Another nicely narrated story

[@seandelap8587]

It may be an out there theory but is it possible that the wife of the guy she was in a relationship with had a hand in the murder i mean she might have found out and not have been pleased about it and might have acted out of jealousy

[@jeffjones3040]

It is as good a theory as any! Some of these cases really make you wonder HOW they have NOT been solved, when you consider OTHER cases that HAVE been solved with what seems to be LESS evidence! You know what I mean? WTF?

[@consciousobserver629]

A big possibility! Maybe the wife flew into town and found out about the relationship. That level of anger pushes people over the edge all the time.

[@MrBetc]

I live outside the town where Sonia was murdered, it was horrific then as it is now being still unsolved.💔

[@raychelcaliber4941]

I wish the police would issue a warrant to the CEO of Plenty of Fish!!! That way they could read her private messages & identify the list of men who they need to question

[@VioletJoy]

That might have happened. We don't know. The man could have used a fake name, though, anyway. Such a tragedy.

[@flankerroad7414]

@@VioletJoy For sure Dating sites can present a real danger!!

[@laurametheny1008]

Thank you DC. Very sad. RIP young lady🙏💔🕊️🦌

[@lonerebeI]

This evil piece of crap has to be caught, they've gotten away with it for 13 years too long already smh

[@dr.angeliquetrigueros17]

OK - wait, what? They have DNA and they believe it was somebody that she met online… Pretty sure they can pull who she had been talking to and/or possibly meeting and rule out or confirm somebody based on the DNA… I don’t understand how they haven’t located the killer… Also, have they not yet heard about using familial DNA? Hello - what year is this?

[@cdes1776]

Completely agree. Something is off here... I wonder if police dropped the ball.

[@emileegrace003]

@@cdes17762010. And I believe there was or is a $50,000 reward for anyone who knows something

[@GoBlueGirl78]

Orangeville isn't in Toronto. ;)

[@jsch9173]

Ever notice how seemingly every murder victim in these true crime videos… 1. Had a smile that could light up a room. 2. Would give you the shirt off their back. 3. Just wanted to help people. 4. Was a doting wife/mother/daughter/father/son/brother/friend. For once I want to see a true crime video where the victim is an obnoxious POS and his/her family is maybe not so secretly glad they’re gone.

[@wulfsorenson8859]

Maybe obnoxious POS are street wise enough not to get killed. They are under no illusions about what most people are really like 🤣

[@KohalaLover]

Wrong channel, J.

[@jr7845]

Well I know I will ok, I'm a depressive, nobodies fool, honest, selective in whom I socialise with, and average looking

[@halfbakedproductions7887]

The UK in particular has this weird habit of making saints out of people who die in tragic circumstances, no matter what a piece of crap they were in life or any bad things they had done or very questionable behaviours they had engaged in. I've never understood that. It's even true in cases where the victim was actively committing another crime, or in the case of a violent altercation "started it" and inflamed the situation when the evidence proves the eventual killer was up for just walking away.

[@KohalaLover]

@ halfbakedproductions7887 But your scenario doesn’t fit in this case.

[@SerenDipity64711]

It is so sad Sonia's murderer is yet to be caught..13 years..what a lovely lady she was with so much to offer the world~I hope there are answers soon and her family can get justice for her.❤🌹

[@behrwillsonn3181]

How was the English boyfriend cleared? He was the last person to see her alive, he had a motive, he new the area to dump the car, no forced entry. What's going on here?

[@improvingmyself604]

Lol right.

[@nanakomsi3610]

What was his motive ? He was leaving. No hard feelings. It happens all the time.

[@behrwillsonn3181]

@@nanakomsi3610 Sonia was pregnant. She wanted to keep the baby, he didn't. He was married to another woman. Its like an old detective film nor story. The boyfriend wanted to go back to England free and clear.

[@nanakomsi3610]

@@behrwillsonn3181 yes this is a motive.

[@amylewis3411]

What a beautiful lady 💕💕

[@jr7845]

Another not able to go past looks.

[@amylewis3411]

@@jr7845 ????

[@tapsars7911]

I somehow feel that her English boyfriend should be further investigated .

[@WhiteChocolate74]

Nothing about the frat boys who lived nearby who she was having problems with?

[@consciousobserver629]

Did you hear about this from another source? I would consider them suspects for sure. Could have been an internet date killer. The ex she had literally JUST been with that night, or those young guys you mentioned. So many suspects.

[@WhiteChocolate74]

@consciousobserver629 yeah it was on the Trace Evidence Podcast episode about her

[@sandrapisani9225]

What kind of problems?

[@WhiteChocolate74]

Sorry I think some of my replies aren't showing up. +Sandra: she lived near a few rowdy frat boys who partied on work nights and the noise bothered her. She asked them to quiet down and they wouldn't, so she called the police on them and they knew, so there were ongoing tensions

[@sandrapisani9225]

@@WhiteChocolate74 thanks for the info...scary and sad.

[@melonycrumpet]

Just found your channel and subscribed 👍🍉👏

[@scotlandshistory]

So very sad.

[@Mouseears11]

I hope and pray that the police solve Sonia's case for her family's closure. #RIP Sonia.❤🙏❤️

[@donnagriffin460]

I enjoy your choice I f cases, and your narration! What is the backstory of your ‘logo?’ Thank you !

[@CC3193]

If you mean the animal? It’s a majestic red deer stag, found wild in Scotland. They’re particularly iconic in the Scottish Highlands. I know they’re a significant creature in Celtic & Pagan myths and legends. That’s about the extent of my knowledge.

[@donnagriffin460]

@@CC3193 Thanks for the info on the Stag -- What I actually was curious about was your use of it as a representation of your theme/the true crimes ….. Symbolism for “rare and iconic” ?

[@CC3193]

@@donnagriffin460 I don’t know why she chose it as her symbol. As a viewer, I’d be interested to know as well.

[@angeliapittman4776]

I love your channel your voice is understand. To listen to.

[@nancyholcombe8030]

Could this have been a contract murder? The lack of suspect evidence makes me think the perp has done this or something similar to it before. They also enjoyed what they did from the amount of blood evidence found, unfortunately for the victim. It's not uncommon for a contract thug to enjoy their work, which is heinous all by itself! That the perp hid the car in the city is telling: they're used to the city being big enough to hide something in plain sight but this one wasn't!The police need to have a broader view of the suspects. Business people and educated people may want something like this done (and for the tiniest of reasons!) but are intelligent enough to know they can't do it themselves. Don't rule out anybody! Find the one and you will find both killers As always, DC, you've done a fantastic job of presenting this sad story! My condolences to her family. I hope they get answers and she gets justice soon!

[@eadweard.]

Half-baked drivel.

[@jeffjones3040]

Contract killer would be unlikely to do it in a manner that left his DNA there. His DNA would probably be in the System.

[@nancyholcombe8030]

@@jeffjones3040 or they haven't been caught yet. Do they have the killer's DNA? My bad if she said that but I don't remember hearing it.

[@jeffjones3040]

@@nancyholcombe8030 ...Yes. They have the killer's DNA.

[@consciousobserver629]

She had worked with doctors for some years.. perhaps an angry ex bf? Most likely someone she knew or was acquainted with. I would think a doctor would think to cover most of their tracks on their own, but yah they would be able to afford extra help, too.

[@mikehollo.]

I unfortunately remember this vividly. I personally saw her car the day it was found, called it into police. Saw the trunk open what looked like paint on the back bumper - front & back doors open. My friend lived right behind where it was dumped. In an alley literally steps from town hall. Sad to see it’s still unsolved. I hope her family gets justice one day..

[@halfbakedproductions7887]

My guess is the killer was one of the various other men she had been communicating with online. She likely was messaging him already and invited him round on the rebound after the Englishman basically closed the door on their relationship. Given she was using POF there is a very high chance she was messaging a total scumbag, primarily because it's a very low quality site and is popular because it's free. It was probably a local man who was responsible given he knew where to dump the body and park the car. The fact that the autopsy results are not being released with no official cause of death, and there is just vague discussion around "the killer's DNA", makes me read between the lines and strongly believe there is a sexual motive or element to this. It is quite possible she was a victim of the r-word and that is not a detail the police want to be made public, for very obvious reasons. I would have questioned the grounds on which the Englishman was cleared. Familial DNA is also a thing these days and has been used in a number of cases here in the UK already.

[@littlemikeism]

Not likely. Sonia was starting a new job. Starting anything new on the day before you start a new job, doesn't sound right. The Englishman was the last to see her alive and I have no doubt he was the murderer.

[@toscadonna]

@@littlemikeismYeah, it was either the Englishman who got jealous that she was already trying to move on, a creep online, or perhaps even a guy who lived around her watching her go out with other men who felt slighted by her not giving him any attention. Hope they have DNA evidence.

[@biaedwards4025]

Toronto was one of the best-funded police forces in North America, yet the TPS has a mediocre record of solving murder going back decades. They couldn't find this guy who was most likely left a digital footprint? In one famous case a 12-year-old Toronto girl was murdered by a predator who was stalking her track meets. A decade later on a tip from police in BC he was a suspect. Meanwhile, we learned that there were many pictures of him at the sparsely attended track meets. Had they tried to ID non-parents in the photos... .....

[@noneofyourbusiness1142]

Not a toronto case. It's Peel

[@fortheloveofmeatloaf-pq6kr]

Orangeville had their own Police station at the time, but it was quickly handed over to the RCMP. The RCMP are still handling the investigation

[@Selynn.]

Is it normal for authorities to not disclose the cause of death, not even to the family of the victim?

[@hellpoint7534]

Sometimes they do that so they can determine if tips are credible - ie whether they match the unpublished details.

[@michaelciccone2194]

Usual narrative..... single woman ends up with a loser "boyfriend".

[@behrwillsonn3181]

I'm willing to bet that Sonia was pregnant. And English guy couldn't have that.

[@bharathjaladanki5288]

What's the name of the music and its source please

[@no_peace]

She looked so friendly :(

[@limalicious]

I wonder if it was a relative of police and they're covering it up.

[@eadweard.]

Cannot tell if serious.

[@jeffjones3040]

That is a possibility to be considered when they HAVE DNA, yet they just "cannot" solve it. Like THIS case! Makes you wonder if it is a matter of WON'T solve it, cause it is one of their own power-mad douchers!

[@phillydisc9708]

Someone important or related to law enforcements are always a possibility when cases seem to go 'cold' or they somehow 'bungle the case'.

[@Haybalesnail]

I lived in the cul-de-sac right behind her house when this happened, needless to say the orangeville police fumbled this case and sealed their fate when the opp took over

[@NewYawkahBroad]

Why not use one of the specialty DNA companies that trace mitochondrial DNA searches?

[@jeandalgleish6460]

Because it costs LOTSA money.

[@tommywolfe2706]

"they didnt know it was out of character or unusual for her not to call when wasnt going to come in for work" I worked at an RV factory and had a tooth get infected. I had an appointment, but when I went to bed, not sure what happened, my face ballooned and my cheek was black and blue, I also couldnt close my jaw right and when I smiled, half my face didnt move. I didnt go in to work. I knew that they would hassle me about having to leave, despite my obvious problem, so I waited until the dentist was open and went. That way I had doctor slips too, guaranteed. Emergency clinic. They pulled the tooth. I got fired for not calling in on time. The place I am out now expects you to call an hour before and I called in today 52 minutes before the start of my shift. I dont wake up to my alarm, so I called when I woke up. I didnt mean to, it just happened. That is what points are for. What work do people have where you dont have to show up without calling to let them know? Is that really a thing? People can just miss a day and say "screw it", I will see them tomorrow? They call that a "no call, no show" around here.

[@cdes1776]

I live close to Toronto and hadn't heard of this. I'm curious why Cause of Death wasn't released; the family has a right to know. And the police don't have a reason to keep it hidden as they have no suspects. Did the police drop the ball, I wonder?

[@lisa8477]

😢😢😢❤

[@Triliton]

Poor Sonia

[@horrortackleharry]

Yet another Plenty Of Psychos victim.

[@theoneandonly6431]

Most murders are usually disturbing as a rule.

[@noneofyourbusiness1142]

All.

[@heksedansd.2919]

Sonia 🙏❤

[@reniemasi5683]

💔

[@consciousobserver629]

Sketchy boyfriend was the last to see her the night before she disappeared? Obviously, he was involved. He was at her home the night she was killed. 1+1= 2. If not, then damn those are some odds.

[@halfbakedproductions7887]

My focus wouldn't be on him, but on the many other men she was apparently in contact with online. Perhaps she decided to invite one of them round as a rebound thing after the Englishman had effectively dumped her? And that encounter went south? The fact that they won't reveal the autopsy results and make vague claims about "the killer's DNA" has me reading between the lines. Perhaps there was a sexual motive or element and that's the DNA source they speak of.

[@victoriametcalf7503]

Do you think this could be related to another earlier Canadian case, the whole Phillip Sit murder and disappearance of Eve Ho, Jackie Li and Kevin Lim?

[@seandelap8587]

Official cause of death has never been confirmed well it should be obvious what happened to her shouldn't it its only a matter of catching who is responsible and hopefully whoever is responsible for her murder is eventually discovered and brought to justice

[@eadweard.]

Never been released, not never been confirmed.

[@sandrapisani9225]

@@eadweard. Why never released though? Not even to the family...

[@rage707]

​@@sandrapisani9225so the killer can prove how she was killed (no fake confessions)

[@LillibitOfHere]

I wonder if they looked into the parents of any of her patients, especially those who may have been abused.

[@jhill2704]

They gotta find this guy

[@joekulik999]

There is another unsolved murder case in Toronto that happened 7 years after this one. The common factor in the victimologies of both cases is that all 3 victims were employed by the pharmaceutical industry. In 2017, Barry and Bunny Sherman were found executed their suburban mansion. They were a billionaire couple who owned a large pharmaeutical factory in Toronto. Although Sonia was way down the food chain from thè Shermans, the pharmaceutical link between them deserves to be checked out. What I've learned from the Sherman case is how dirty and cut throat the pharmaceutical industry in Toronto can be. Perhaps it was a case of a Compassionate Nurse who ran into a collision with the dirty business of Big Business. Did she Freak Out when she found out what her new job Was REALLY all about and they murdered her to shut her up ??? Anyway, I really think that this murder had more to do with her work life rather than her personal life.

[@phillydisc9708]

That could be a motive, but she's just a nurse, not worth all that trouble to cover up things. Even if she did whistle blow, nobody would believe her, they'd just ruin her some other way. Murder means someone REALLY needed something dealt with.

[@murrayberger4344]

This is just terrible. I have the name of a person of interest. I called the opp which I can say that I am very upset with the opp officer who came to my residence to interview me. I am extremely upset. He was not interested about where he was living. I would love to meet Sonys mother. This is another reason for not having opp takeover Policing for Orangeville.

[@hellpoint7534]

How did they rule out the obvious suspect? If it was because of DNA,why not say so?

[@PFlaw317]

Nice video - but it would have been good to know when she was born to get a feel for the time period we’re dealing with - always remember the important Ws when telling a story , who , what , where , when and how

[@angelab904]

I googled her name and it says she was 42 in 2010 when this happened.

[@serenhafwilliams-davies5915]

😭💔

[@Canadiana71]

Investigators never disclosed how she died.

[@Omar-n1m7s]

Condolences to the family of our beloved sister Sonia ❤❤ RIP 💯 may our Lord Saviour ✝️ Jesus Christ 💯 keep her in his loving care ❤❤ take care you all for us.💯 see you all in the near future ✝️🙏👃💯

[@jamesl9371]

Unbelievable. Must have been the boyfriend or someone she met on line. There must be digital evidence and DNA evidence from so much blood

[@CC3193]

Her boyfriend was cleared.

[@AmorDivino-e5q]

Women please carry with yourself always a pepper spray and a tassel gun, be very aware of where you are and who is around,because unfortunately we are surrounded by predators and we can't ignore this reality. It's not about becoming paranoic but about becoming conscious and protective of ourselves. Many women die daily all over the world killed in feminicides by predator men,we can't ignore this and need to be prepared and learn to take good care of ourselves,observe consciously the behavior of those around you,be safe sisters 💖

[@mjanny6330]

It's a pity good men are demonized for protecting women from predators.

[@nealkelly9757]

They have the DNA and cant find who it was?

[@carolyndalton7775]

✔️

[@donnagriffin460]

Did they check the online date lead?

[@Eurocatbaby]

They need to do genealogy DNA. They have been solving so many cases using this and since they have DNA I would think this case would be perfect for that.

[@lp8166]

So just a question…. According to him she was with her “boyfriend “ the night she was murdered. By the sounds of it he was the last to see her. He was leaving town and left not long after and is back together with his wife. . Did Sonia threaten to tell his wife about them? Either way that gives him a great excuse to have his dna at the scene. He said he was at her home and also in her car as she drove him home. So his dna is all over the crime scene. If it’s him (statistically the chances are..) dna isn’t going to prove anything. Tracks are covered.

[@Dmwntkp99]

Probably a retired or working professor or surgeon

[@bbt305]

Instead of tips, why not WORK! Do your darn job! Investigate!!!

[@LenutaAnc-jm9hj]

If he left the country for sure date cites too was personal for sure .yes on line for sure they have dna so way they waiting for

[@timothyrday1390]

Can the investigators go back and look at her electronic communications? Cell phone? Online dating sites?

[@phillydisc9708]

Seems like the murder was professional. Maybe someone with law enforcement knowledge or background. As a nurse, you wouldn't expect that she would be target for a hit. So maybe she just happened to stumble across something she wasn't supposed to? or mistaken identity?

[@LenutaAnc-jm9hj]

Way they take thsth long to solve her murder the person who did this he probably did more I dreamed other woman too is always who knew her date from work school

[@chuckh5999]

"plenty of fish..." yeah right.

[@Gus_1]

Pointless to speculate in view of all the deception.

[@mjanny6330]

When you say "Englishman" was he actually English? Because honor killings are a real danger in some communities and this could have been one committed by the "Englishmans" family members.

[@bushlovesska]

Women seem to flock to these dating websites for casual hookups like men flock to football, it's really really sad and contributes to the break down of society. And it's also very dangerous, although I don't agree with the casual hookups with strangers and as a man it grosses me out I do feel deeply sorry for her and her family may she rip

[@eliseluttrell]

another canadian case ?? its insane how many Canadian teu crime stories there are. every time i start to listen to a video it says "alberta" or "toronto"

[@cdes1776]

Oh sweetie, you're very young and naive.

[@shotgunwound]

Genealogical dna? Parabon nanolabs?

[@curbyourshi1056]

I hope they've run that DNA through 23&Me etc.

[@no_peace]

Police judgment isn't useful. Very likely to be a "former partner"

[@sandilobianco6734]

I wonder if she got pregnant and that was why she was murdered.

[@infinitewisdom4557]

The aim of the game is to go through as much partners as fast and as quickly as possible. Like that you'll increase the chances of meeting the type of person you don't want to meet. It's very similar to 'rolling a dice 🎲'.... RIP Sonia!

[@cdes1776]

Uhhh, NO!

[@newloon]

I'm 4 minutes into this video and you've ascribed personality traits to a dead woman you couldn't possibly know anything about...she loved dancing and skiing but didn't do either professionally decided to work with kids but bailed and became a drug pusher then a picture of priveledged white woman brunch...to quote Patrice O'Neal "who shot Diane?"

[@consciousobserver629]

Some people genuinely believe that working for big pharma is an act of altruism for humanity. One of my best friends did it for a number of years... they just don't understand how underhanded and gross the drug culture is. Hard to believe, but it happens. The "intellectuals" tend to fall into this category. Perhaps she was described as loving and wonderful by her family? I guess we don't really know.

[@jayfalcon-rw3qc]

Drug pusher.. lol

[@bkitteh6295]

@JamesWilliams-bg4ly You don't seem to have much of a problem doing exactly what you accuse DC of doing. Maybe it's different if a non-female does it??? You may want to watch something else more suitable to your high standards in the future while keeping in mind, of course, that YT content creators devote their time, energy & treasure to making content for us to enjoy FREE. Bet you're fun at parties, too

[@KohalaLover]

Whatever you do, don’t have children. Your judgment and cavalier attitude about a murder victim shows your lack of character.

[@ABC_12367]

Just because she loved her hobbies doesn't mean she HAD to do them professionally. And even if she loved her previous job, does that mean she could NEVER go work somewhere else? James, you're a hypocritical troll who has nothing constructive to offer.

[@farpointstation]

I love how the narrator tries to explain away Sonias infidelity and cheating on her boyfriend. Why make excuses for this person?

[@grizzlyalmighty2]

you probably look like your icon so i’m not surprised you’re this deeply misogynistic and believe a woman deserved to be murdered for that

[@marciabradley7660]

Infidelity is a stretch.

[@farpointstation]

@@marciabradley7660 She was knowingly in a committed relationship with a married man and also cheating on that same person with various others she met online. What would you call it?

[@KohalaLover]

Sonia wasn’t married. She wasn’t being unfaithful by dating different men from Plenty of Fish. You are assuming Sonia had sex with the men she dated when you have no idea if she did or didn’t. The lady was murdered and you want to investigate her sex life.

[@farpointstation]

@KohalaLover Its clear you don't understand what infidelity means. Also, I just find it funny the writer of this segment gives Sonia a free pass and falls over themselves to excuse her own infidelity while condemning her boyfriend.