Chris Proudfoot

No, we like you too much. You're doing such a good job. I was like, it's fine, guys. I just got the revolver. I'm excited about it.

No, we like you too much. You're doing such a good job. I was like, it's fine, guys. I just got the revolver. I'm excited about it.

Evelyn Dick was a Canadian socialite suspected of killing her husband and son, although she never confessed to either crime. Served time for manslaughter from 47 to 58 and subsequently disappeared. Interesting. Offered a pardon under the royal prerogative of mercy in 1985. What is that?

Evelyn Dick was a Canadian socialite suspected of killing her husband and son, although she never confessed to either crime. Served time for manslaughter from 47 to 58 and subsequently disappeared. Interesting. Offered a pardon under the royal prerogative of mercy in 1985. What is that?

ah it is to withdraw or provide alternatives to death sentences apparently wait what the the pardon oh god i gotta get it interesting i wonder yeah dick had given birth three times and invented a man named norman white to conceal the identity of each baby's father Huh? Is this the same story?

ah it is to withdraw or provide alternatives to death sentences apparently wait what the the pardon oh god i gotta get it interesting i wonder yeah dick had given birth three times and invented a man named norman white to conceal the identity of each baby's father Huh? Is this the same story?

There was a... Her children were Peter David White, Heather Maria White, and a second daughter who was stillborn. The body in Dick's attic was identified as that of Peter David White. What was her name again? Evelyn. Evelyn. At the age of 24, McLean married, this is Evelyn, married John Dick, a 39-year-old man from a Mennonite family who migrated to Canada to escape the Russian Revolution.

There was a... Her children were Peter David White, Heather Maria White, and a second daughter who was stillborn. The body in Dick's attic was identified as that of Peter David White. What was her name again? Evelyn. Evelyn. At the age of 24, McLean married, this is Evelyn, married John Dick, a 39-year-old man from a Mennonite family who migrated to Canada to escape the Russian Revolution.

Did Tsarist Mennonites? Did this woman murder her Tsarist Mennonite husband? What? What? John, who also worked for the HSR, Hamilton Street Railway. Let's see. Threatened to explode Donald McLean's fraud. Wait, okay. Wow. Her father was an abusive alcoholic who collected firearms.

Did Tsarist Mennonites? Did this woman murder her Tsarist Mennonite husband? What? What? John, who also worked for the HSR, Hamilton Street Railway. Let's see. Threatened to explode Donald McLean's fraud. Wait, okay. Wow. Her father was an abusive alcoholic who collected firearms.

and was later found to have stolen $200,000. At the age of 24, McLean married John Dick. This is Evelyn McLean. She began... Okay. All right. John, who also worked for the HSR, threatened to expose Donald McLean's fraud. Evelyn began a relationship with a new boyfriend, Bill Bohazuk, days after her marriage, and separated from John within three months.

and was later found to have stolen $200,000. At the age of 24, McLean married John Dick. This is Evelyn McLean. She began... Okay. All right. John, who also worked for the HSR, threatened to expose Donald McLean's fraud. Evelyn began a relationship with a new boyfriend, Bill Bohazuk, days after her marriage, and separated from John within three months.

And then John Dick disappeared after another three months. After John was reported missing, a human torso was found on Hamilton Mountain near Albion Falls by five local children. The condition of the victim's testicles allowed him to be identified as John. I don't want to know what that means. His head and limbs had been sawn from his body. Ah. Wow.

And then John Dick disappeared after another three months. After John was reported missing, a human torso was found on Hamilton Mountain near Albion Falls by five local children. The condition of the victim's testicles allowed him to be identified as John. I don't want to know what that means. His head and limbs had been sawn from his body. Ah. Wow.

The event drew large crowds due to the grim nature of the crime. The revelation that Dick kept a black book with a record of all her sexual encounters. This this case has the best possible names for this case. Yeah, I got to say. So so we're going to have to do this. Oh, yeah, definitely. I mean, this is this is looking absolutely crazy. This is one of the wildest crimes I've ever read about.

The event drew large crowds due to the grim nature of the crime. The revelation that Dick kept a black book with a record of all her sexual encounters. This this case has the best possible names for this case. Yeah, I got to say. So so we're going to have to do this. Oh, yeah, definitely. I mean, this is this is looking absolutely crazy. This is one of the wildest crimes I've ever read about.

And I'm only reading the Wikipedia case page. She estimated that she slept with 150 men, most of whom were more wealthy than her husband. In court, she stated that one of those men was the judge's son. No way. This is shocking. Both of her lawyers, the one who unsuccessfully defended her, and the jury convicted her to death by hanging, which is hilarious. Wow. Yeah, Dick got hung.

And I'm only reading the Wikipedia case page. She estimated that she slept with 150 men, most of whom were more wealthy than her husband. In court, she stated that one of those men was the judge's son. No way. This is shocking. Both of her lawyers, the one who unsuccessfully defended her, and the jury convicted her to death by hanging, which is hilarious. Wow. Yeah, Dick got hung.

What year was this? The 40s? Yeah, Canada was a little behind. Yeah, apparently. But yeah, her first lawyer's name was JJ and her second lawyer's name was also JJ. She somehow was acquitted on appeal. Interesting. As part of the investigation, a partly mummified body of a male infant was found in Dick's attic encased in cement in an old suitcase.

What year was this? The 40s? Yeah, Canada was a little behind. Yeah, apparently. But yeah, her first lawyer's name was JJ and her second lawyer's name was also JJ. She somehow was acquitted on appeal. Interesting. As part of the investigation, a partly mummified body of a male infant was found in Dick's attic encased in cement in an old suitcase.