Milkshake Murderer Rene Castellani was riding high as CKNW's Dizzy Dialer in 1965. But he wanted out of his marriage. And poison seemed like the best way. Crazy Eddie That's what they called Eddie Haymour in the Okanagan, as he ranted about a government conspiracy to kill his dream of a Mideast-themed amusement park on Rattlesnake Island. But he was right. The Indian Problem ‘Namgis Chief Dan Cranmer's lavish 1921 potlatch on Village Island attracted the attention of government agents determined to erase aboriginal culture. The Big Con Everything about Ian Thow was big - including the lies that cost investors more than $40 million.
Women We Killed Marnie Frey, Robert Pickton and our indifference to the fate of the women he murdered. This story should break your heart.
Officers Down George Booth was odd. But no one expected that in less than an hour he kill three young Mounties on a Kamloops hillside 1962. Kidnapped The plot to kidnap Jimmy Pattison's daughter was inept, the kidnappers were clowns. That made it even more dangerous.
Hockey On Trial When Boston Bruin Marty McSorely slashed Canuck Donald Brashear in the head in front of 14,000 witnesses, hockey's code of violence went in trial. Sex on Camera A Socred cabinet minister, an escort, a scandal.
Gentleman Outlaw Bill Miner was the last of an outlaw breed, a gentleman and a train robber.
Waiting Demons Stephen Reid, the celebrity bank robber, built a new life as a writer, teacher, husband and father. But the demons were waiting.
Those McLean Boys Frank and Jesse James had nothing on these Kamloops outlaws.
Vanished Marguerite Telesford went for a run in her quiet Victoria neighbourhood and disappeared. It was a mystery - until prisoners turned on one of their own.
Murder at Sea Drugs and sex. Death in a cruise ship penthouse. Mysterious changes to a will. Odd characters. And money - lots of money.
The Boogeyman A boy snatched from his bedroom, a kidnapper who was a victim too.
Deadly Massacre They hung Klatsassin as a murderer. Today, he looks a like man defending his nation.
The Rockefeller Con British Columbia had never seen a conman like Christopher Rocancourt, with his crazy claims of riches and celebrity. If the people he swindled couldn’t see that he was lying, he said, they deserved to lose their money.
The Beast Clifford Olson.
Forgiveness Ryan Aldridge killed her husband, shattered her children's lives. But Katy Hutchison reached out to him.
Whose Body is This? Sue Rodriguez and the right to die.
Smugglers and Death Sending native constables to confront white smugglers in 1864 could only end badly.
Stealing the World How Gilbert Bland - nondescript as his name - walked away with rare maps from UBC and the BC Archives.
Hockey Night Roy Spencer was mad when the CBC didn't broadcast his boy's big chance on Hockey Night in Canada. Then he was dead.
Mayday, mayday, mayday Flight 21 was on a routine trip from Vancouver to Prince George when the bomb went off. Almost 50 years later, the crime remains unsolved.
Go Home! A few hundred Chinese migrants arrived in rusty boats in the summer of 1999. And things got ugly.
Suburban Terrorists The Squamish Five were B.C.'s own self-styled, if inept, urban guerrillas.
Bomb on a Train It was 1924. The Kettle Valley train rolled through the night. Until a bomb blast ripped apart the coach and killed Doukhobor leader Peter Verigin and seven other people.
Escape to the Wild A brawl, two murders and Gunanoot's 13 years as a fugitive in the wilderness.
Terror in the Sky Air India. Terrorism and mass murder come to Canada. And Canada is not ready.
Gangland Eden Vancouver was a wide-open town in 1947. New police chief Walter Mulligan was supposed to change that. He didn't.
The Fallen Bishop Hubert O'Connor. the nightmare of residential schools and the failure of the justice system.
Saving the Children One summer day in the Okanagan. And a bloody trail that left six dead.
Vigilante Injustice Class, race and murder in Jazz-Age Vancouver.
Welcome to Canada Robert Dziekanski's death on the floor of Vancouver's airport changed the way Canadians see the RCMP.
Juror heart Gangster The Gillian Guess show.
The Good Boy Killers Nice boys from good Victoria homes - and cold-blooded killers who executed the ringleader's mother and grandmother.
Martyr or Myth? Ginger Goodwin and the government agent who shot him
Cold Case Jean Ann James got away with slitting the throat of her rival for almost 20 years. Then the Cold Case squad brought out Mr. Big.
Last Man Hanged Leo Mantha went to the gallows in 1959 for killing his lover - and because he was gay.