Canonical: True Crime is a fortnightly podcast bringing you True Crime stories from all over the world. We’ll dive headfirst into tales of murder, destruction and more. Join me as we begin our journey into darkness and toward the truth.
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On the season two premiere of Canonical True Crime we cover the horrific Keddie Cabin Murder's. Still unsolved the questions remain, who could commit such a horrific act and why?
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25 Jan 2022
Episode Twenty: A Violet from Mother's Grave - The Ripper pt. 2
On the season finale of Canonical True Crime, we continue our exploration of Jack the Ripper, including the final two victims of the Canonical Five, some theories, and suspects.
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11 Jan 2022
Episode Nineteen Whitechapel: The Ripper Pt 1
On this episode of Canonical we start our exploration of the notorious Jack the Ripper case with a bit of background into 1880's London, and a look at the deaths of Polly Nichols, Annie Chapman and Elizabeth Stride. In part two, we'll cover the last of the Canonical Five Catherine Eddowes and Mary Jane Kelley, before looking at some theories, conspiracy or otherwise and taking a look at some of the suspects.
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