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One of the most interesting things about Francine Da Sylva's murder on October 18, 1985, is that three days earlier, Frank Shoofey was gunned down, on October 15, 1985. And not only that, Shoofey's law office on the 5th floor of that apartment
I have some follow-up thoughts on the 1985 murder of Francine Da Sylva, but in order to get there, I need to revisit two other unsolved murders we've covered: the 1979 death of Nicole Gaudreault and the 1975 strangulation and incineration of Di
Originally published August 20, 2017A follow-up episode revisiting the case of offender Luc Gregoire.Discussions include updates on the Lise Choquette case, Louise Camirand's addition to the Surete du Quebec's cold case website, parole decision
Originally published August 13, 2017Three LA Noire stories from my one-time life in Hollywood.Part I - Please sign my book. James EllroyPart II - True Crime ChauffeurPart II - Studio City CodaFor more information on the podcast please visit the
Originally published August 5, 2017.A discussion with Jo-Anne Wemmers, Professor at the School of Criminology of the Université de Montréal about her latest book, Victimology - A Canadian Perspective. Jo-Anne has published widely in the areas o
Originally published July 22, 2017.Michael Arntfield joins us to talk about his latest book, Murder In Plain English. We discuss where artifice and crime intersect, informing and influencing each other.Topics covered: Jack The Ripper, HH Holmes
There’s an interesting article in the New York Review of Books on the true crime writer, Sarah Weinman. If you don’t know Weinman, she’s had a newsletter for years called The Crime Lady. In 2018 she published her first book, The Real Lolita: Th
Originally published July 3, 2017.The podcast covers the case of nine-year-old Cédrika Provencher who disappeared from Trois Rivieres in July 2007. We also discuss the 1977 unsolved murder of Claudette Poirier.For more information, please visit
Quebec police are playing poker in the game of genetic genealogy but not holding any cards.https://johnallore.substack.comPhoto = Study for Ok by Vincent Desiderio
Originally published June 23, 2017.I attended Trinity College with Malcolm Gladwell at the University of Toronto. In the course of the last thirty years we have attended two weddings together; one infamous and bombastic, the other sweet and unf
Originally published June 22, 2017.A response to The Minds Of Madness podcast. We backtrack. Revisit Luc Gregoire.www.theresaallore.com
Is it Luc Gregoire? The eyes see what they want to see. If Gregoire was criminally active on the island of Montreal as early as 1977, it casts a whole new perspective on a catalog of the city's unsolved murders. Problems, puzzles and sometimes
Have you heard of Puzzle 15?I bet you have, you just don't know it. You know those 4 x 4 tile scrambles where you have to rearrange the sliding pieces into an image? Popeye? The Flinstones? That's the 15 puzzle, sometimes called Gem, Boss, or M
Originally published June 2 2017On October 29, 1999 Monique Gaudreau, a 45-year-old nurse at a hospital in the Laurentians was found dead at her home in Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts, Quebec. Gaudreau was found in her bedroom. She was beaten, sexuall
Originally published on May 28, 2017.The murders and criminal investigative failures of Alice Pare and Ursula Schulze. The Quebec Victims Advocate, Pierre Hugues Boisvenu.www.theresaallore.com
Do you know bagatelle?You know bagatelle probably from the handheld pinball incantation from your childhood. The word "bagatelle" means a "trifle" or simply "child's play."I have a case that is child's play; the 1990 murder of 23-year-old Lise
Problems, puzzles, and sometimes murder. And sometimes Jack The Ripper.https://johnallore.substack.com
Who Killed Theresa gets on a top ten true crime list, we talk about that.The victim should be represented more in true crime. A discussion of corruption and public inquiries in Quebec.www.theresaallore.com
Originally published May 20, 2017Discussion of the Montreal police, victim advocacy, and the 1982 murder of Suzanne Blanchard.www.theresaallore.com
Originally published May 6, 2017.A discussion of the 1974-75 cases of Norma O'Brien and Debbie Fisher and the anonymous young man eventually charged with their murders, The Full-Moon / Chateauguay Killer. The cases of Sharron Prior and Tammy Le
Originally published on May 1, 2017:https://theresaallore.com/2017/04/30/was-luc-gregoire-the-calgary-prostitute-murderer/
A preview of my new podcast Undiluted Hocus Pocus - the wonder of problems, puzzles, and sometimes murder.Follow us on Spreaker: Undiluted Hocus PocusAnd also Substack
Originally published on April 27, 2017A continuation on the discussion of Quebec offenders.www.theresaallore.com
We're having a birthday. I launched Who Killed Theresa in early January, 2003. Twenty years is a long time to catalogue unsolved crime.For more information please visit the website: www.theresaallore.com
Originally published in April 27, 2017We consider the suspects Guy Croteau, Gilles Pimpare, and Claude Larouche.www.theresaallore.com
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