Please, no pushing. The Reverend is now with us for Midnight Mass.Stand at attention, and gaze into the abyss.This is one tale worth a thousand pictures...
For the second episode of Canada's Creatures, we stumble deep into Canada's forests where a legend walks in the shadows. From whispered First Nations stories to modern day sightings, the Sasquatch remains our most elusive and enduring mystery.Is it myth, misidentification... or something that has been watching us all along?*Special thanks to Liam Litvenenko aka @Funnyfacefanatic on Instagram and Julie Ella for their voice work in this episode*
In the frozen heart of northern Saskatchewan, the quiet Metis community of Buffalo narrows was shattered by an act so brutal, it still haunts the region to this day. Join us as we take you deep into the chilling events from January 1969, when seven members of the Pederson family were murdered in their home--attacked as they slept, with an axe.*Special thanks goes out to Uncleum, aka @funnyfacefanatic on instagram, for the trombone work on the "Prehistoric beat"**Song "Frog Legs Rag" by James Scott (1906) in the public domain, used in "The Hangman's Cure" sketch*
Midnight mass is in session and the Reverend has heard the pleas of the masses
She wore scrubs, carried a syringe, and walked the halls of the care homes with a quiet smile. But behind that benign exterior was a storm no one saw coming. Elizabeth Wettlaufer, a registered nurse in Ontario, used her position of trust to commit a series of chilling murders--lethal injections that claimed the lives of those she was meant to protect.Special Thank You goes out to Melissa Beherns for her portrayal of Elizabeth Wettlaufer.New episodes on the 13th of every month!
The Reverend has heard the cries of the masses and has an all new tale that is sure to chill you to the bone.Come to the party, stay for the funeral...
In the first episode of this Canada's Crawlspace spin-off, Canada's Creatures, we head deep into the frozen forests of Canada where a terrifying legend has stalked the land for centuries--the Wendigo. Part spirit, part monster, and entirely fearsome, the Wendigo is said to embody insatiable hunger and human desperation.Is it a cautionary tale--or something based in reality? Bundle up. Stay close. And do not stray too far from the trail....Special thanks goes out to @funnyfacefanatic on instagram for making the art for this episode.
On a late summer night in 1972, a senseless act of arson turned Montreal's Blue Bird Cafe, along with the bar above it, the Wagon Wheel, into a deadly inferno--claiming 37 lives and leaving the city forever changed.Special thank you goes out to Liam, aka @funnyfacefanatic on instagram, for his voice work portraying James O'Brien. New episodes on the 13th of every month!
A tale as old as time, an ordinary community is terrorized by a killer. Allen Legere, the Monster of the Miramichi.
A terrifying case from Winnipeg, Manitoba: the killer, John Paul Ostamas
The Crawlspace wants us to remember that stories like "Sweeney Todd the Demon Barber of Fleet Street" are not always JUST stories...Meet Gilbert Paul Jordan, the Boozing Barber of Kingsmere.
As the Crawlspace breathes, the souls of hell try to escape. Demons in their cells, like Peter Woodcock, pull at their chains...
The Crawlspace takes the crew back home to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan with an absolutely chilling tale about the serial killer, John Martin Crawford.Listener beware, you're in for a scare!
The wendigos weren't the only monsters prowling British Columbia in the 80s. Media nicknamed him the Beast of BC, Clifford Olson lived up to the name.
On December 23, 1990, Karla Homolka drugged her little sister, Tammy, and offered the 15 year old girl to her boyfriend, serial rapist, Paul Bernardo as a christmas present. The monsters are always closer than you think...
The Crawlspace regurgitated this horrifying episode from 2017. On a Greyhound bus travelling through Manitoba, Vincent Li attacks, kills, and decapitates sleeping passenger, Tim McLean.
Assisted dying, assisted suicide, euthanasia; these things have always been controversial. Tracy Lynn Latimer lived with severe cerebral palsy caused from complications at birth. One month before Tracy's 13th birthday, her father, Robert, decided to end Tracy's suffering,and killed her using carbon monoxide. Is Robert merciful or a murderer?
In this episode from 2017, the Crawlspace takes the Hardly Boys down the road to the middle of Saskatchewan in 1969, where mass murderer, Vincent Hoffman, was released from a mental health facility far too early.
The Crawlspace is home to some sick and twisted individuals. None more demented and thirsty for fame than Luka Magnotta. If you watched Netflix's "Don't F**k With Cats", you are well aware of this monster.
Carson McCullers
should have cut the first twenty minutes off... awful
Brandy Rose 🌹
So much unnecessary commentary at the beginning. 🙄