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On a cold, snowy day in January of 2006, a man scouring for bottles in downtown Calgary dumpsters made a grisly discovery marking the starting point of a true whodunnit. Police followed a trail of forensic evidence uncovering a web of deceit created by the criminal to cover his tracks. Join Global News senior crime reporter as she shares details of a deadly betrayal and the unsettling truth that’s left the victim’s family devastated.
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In 1992, Dilleen Hempel had just married the love of her life, moved into a new home and started a new job.
But on her way home from her second-shift, the 26-year-old vanished.
On this episode of Crime Beat as Global News senior crime reporter Nancy Hixt shares the panic and confusion her family faced and the painstaking efforts taken to find her.
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Terrie Ann Dauphinais, a young Metis woman, is found dead in her home. Her three children are discovered locked inside two bedrooms and a closet. Her death was deemed a homicide but no charges were ever laid and the case went cold. On this episode of Crime Beat, Global News senior crime reporter shares how decades later, new developments in the investigation led to a dramatic turn of events. But would it be enough to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt?
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A war between two rival gangs in Calgary left 25 dead in less than a decade. Deep seeded hatred for their rivals fueled the deadly battle. Over a decade the animosity between the “FK’s and FOB’s” gangs grew– as did their illicit activity. On this episode of Crime Beat, Global News senior crime reporter Nancy Hixt shares the unique strategies police implemented to try and quell the violence.
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What started as a petty falling out between a group of high school friends led to a deadly feud between two rival gangs.. Over the course of a decade dozens were killed across the city. On this episode of Crime Beat, Global News senior crime reporter Nancy Hixt shares details of one of the worst gang wars in Canadian history, including the day police feared–when an innocent person was caught in the crossfire.
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On this episode of Crime Beat, senior crime reporter Nancy Hixt brings you updates on a few stories she’s previously covered. Join her for the early 2023 edition of “the story is never finished” as she shares several significant developments– including new admissions of further sexual abuse by a disgraced doctor, and a major decision made by the Supreme Court of Canada that’s impacted multiple murder cases across the country.
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In the late 1980’s and early 90’s, a serial rapist ravaged women who lived in an- inner city Calgary neighbourhood, leaving an entire city on edge.
On this episode of Crime Beat, Global News senior crime reporter Nancy Hixt shares the physical and emotional impact of the devastating attacks, and details what led to a break in the case more than a decade later.
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A German tourist travels across the world with his family to witness the splendor of the Canadian Rockies. Without warning, a chance encounter and a single bullet interrupts their trip and changes their lives forever. Follow along to learn how the offender's path t intersects with this family as they continue to fight against all odds.
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To understand the impact of a serious crime, you need to sit across from a victim and their loved ones and listen.
To uncover the truth for the cases I report on, I knock on offenders doors, I ask the tough questions and I give a voice to the voiceless.
Nancy Hixt has been a crime reporter for Global News for nearly 30 years and on Season 5 of her podcast, Crime Beat she'll give you exclusive access to the cases she's worked– on from the interview room to the courtroom.
Join her for Season 5 of Crime Beat coming January 24th.
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On the season finale of Crime Beat, Global News senior crime reporter Nancy Hixt answers your questions. Join her as she gives you behind-the-scenes insight on the podcast, journalism, and the stories she shares on this special episode, “Inside Crime Beat.”
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On a beautiful September night in 2008, a young couple went out for dinner in downtown Calgary.
They walked through a park on their way home and sat down on a bench to soak in the warm, late summer air.
Around them, the trees were changing colours .
Never once did it cross their mind that it would be the last time, as a couple, they would see those vibrant fall colours again.
Moments later, the sound of screaming filled the air followed by sirens as police and EMS rushed to the scene.
Find out what happened next on the latest episode of Crime Beat. Global News senior crime reporter Nancy Hixt shares one man’s story of survival and inspiration in ‘Hope in the darkness.’
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A story of deadly infatuation. Join Nancy Hixt as she explains how a young woman was targeted — simply because she spurned a young man’s advances.
Nadia El-Dib’s family said Nadia had broken things off with Adam Bettahar, and her body was found in a Calgary woman’s backyard March 25, 2018. She was stabbed dozens of times and shot twice.
Police called her death an “execution.”
Anyone needing help with violence or abuse in an intimate relationship is encouraged to reach out for help by calling Connect Family & Sexual Abuse Network at 403 -237-5888 (Toll Free: 1-877-237-5888), the 24-hour Family Violence Helpline at 403-234-SAFE (7233), or 211.
Nadia El-Dib's Foundation - https://www.nadiashopefoundation.com
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On April 14, 2022, two senior police officers– Sgt. Brian Topham and Cpl. Brandon Tobin received the highest honour that’s bestowed by the RCMP.
The commissioner’s commendation for bravery recognizes outstanding courage in the face of dangerous circumstances…
But the award came at a cost.
Join Nancy Hixt, a senior crime reporter for Global News as she shares how two officers, both diagnosed with PTSD, are working to heal and raise awareness about the trauma they’re living with in ‘The scars that don’t heal.’
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In the summer of 2020, a listener reached out and asked how Crime Beat stories are selected.
She said she was seeking justice for something that happened to her decades earlier when she was a teenager.
That was the starting point of this episode.
Join Global News senior crime reporter Nancy Hixt as she shares how one woman’s bravery cracked open one of the most high profile sex assault cases in Calgary’s history.
Learn exclusive new details of the police investigation in ‘Mr. Gregory’s dark secret.’
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On this special episode of Crime Beat, Global News senior crime reporter Nancy Hixt takes you behind the scenes with a crime analyst. Learn how she uses data and technology to help solve cases as she works alongside homicide detectives.
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On a cold, snowy winter night in January 2008, an officer was on patrol when a confusing call came in to 911.
A hardworking mother of five disappeared while on her way home from work. To make matters worse, the call indicated that she was being attacked.
Investigators raced against the clock to find Arcelie Laoagan.
On the latest episode of Crime Beat, Global News senior crime reporter Nancy Hixt shares details of the frantic search and the horrific discovery that haunts both the officer and all of those who knew and cared for Arcelie Laoagan to this day.
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On a cold, snowy evening in the fall of 2012, a series of 911 calls led Calgary police to multiple scenes.
At one of those locations, investigators made a disturbing discovery — the body of Lacey Jones-McKnight.
As homicide investigators took over the case, they learned the killer made shocking admissions to several people that night.
Follow along on the latest episode of Crime Beat as Global News senior crime reporter Nancy Hixt shares the painstaking lengths forensic investigators went to in an effort to find Justice for Lacey.
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In movies and TV police interviews with suspects look simple enough, but in reality there’s a lot more to them.
Global News senior crime reporter Nancy Hixt takes you behind-the-scenes for a special look at forensic interviewing with veteran investigator Det.Mike Shute..
Find out what it’s really like to be across from a suspect in search of the truth when the stakes are high.
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In the summer of 2018, a young Calgary woman disappeared.
For nearly a week her family held out hope she would be found safe.
Instead, a call to 911 sparked a major investigation and led officers to multiple scenes where they uncovered a killing spree.
Join Global News senior crime reporter Nancy Hixt as she explains how this triple-murder investigation unfolded in the latest episode of Crime Beat.
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In the middle of the night on Sept. 24, 1981, a two-year-old girl was rescued by police.
She was found outside of a post office in a small town north of Calgary. She was cold, crying, and wearing only her pyjamas.
What happened that fateful night changed the course of a little girl’s life forever.
Decades later, Global News Crime Reporter Nancy Hixt met that victim — just as the offender who kidnapped her was released from prison in 1998.
She’s followed the case for more than two decades.
Listen to the latest episode of Crime Beat, Stolen Innocence to learn the tragic twists this case has taken– and the life sentence the victim has suffered.
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heartbreaking
Remind me to never go out for Vietnamese food, in Calgary!
Canada Awesome place to be a criminal!!
I'm from Germany, too, and have been in Canada several times - it's roughly half the size of Saskatchewan, with over 80M people 😏 no wonder that we love Canada...all these open spaces and stunning natural beauty.
Welcome back, Nancy! your voice was surely missed. 💕
This is one of the BEST True Crime podcasts I have ever listened to. It’s not just how Nancy speaks with clarity, calmness, and doesn’t get too deep into her opinion but also how she lays out the content. How she supports, encourages and speaks positively about our first reposnders from fire to police and EMS. I love the interviews she shares and some of the recorded audio footage we never get to know or hear in the news. She is bringing relevant info about very important crimes in Alberta / and Canada that we need to know about. It brings us to a place of being more mindful and careful in our lives in Canada and not think it’s crime free. Most podcasts like this or this good are usually American. Nancy is awesome and easy to listen to and I absolutely love her. Thank you Nancy!!!
Yay! can't wait!!
He sounds like an insipid weirdo! 😒
i feel for her pain but I believe she has been told what happened and that has become her reality. After so long she has decided to remain a victim not a survivor. Why so long for therapy...
What an entitled, attention seeking psychopath. It's so bizarre that people like this exist out there.
I have listened to every one of these podcasts. Every one! I have found them all very interesting and well done. one thing I have noticed is that after finishing most of them, I feel a bit depressed. This is because of the Judicial System, many of these monsters are now on the streets. that is depressing :( they are able to murder innocent people because some judge, that live in protected communities, for the most part, feels sorry fore these druggie and just evil people :( The Judicial system here in the USA is also following this system. thinking about the evil criminal more than the honest citizens. Even though I have loved every one of your podcasts, I am going to have to unfollow them :( My loss I guess but this constant reminder of how little the honest citizens mean is depressing. Now I realize that one person unfollowing this podcast means little but it important to me that this is not about you. You are just reporting facts. Good Job :)
I love this podcast I tell people about it all the time telling them to listen to it ❤️
love how his mother calls him big head. lol cute
Dude killed the dogs too? fuck you dude!
that was pretty cool thx
my father was the oldest living student from st Henri's (Delmas sk) he walked on on 10/28/21 we never asked about it but would listen if they (parents) wanted to talk when they started looking for bodies at Delmas I thought I'd ask him he was very upset he actually raised his voice (he was very non voilent) he basically told me: I don't want to remember! and this stuff on the TV is forcing me to remember! you don't need to know what it was like! I was kicking myself for asking him. don't get me wrong my parents were positive resilient parents they SUCCEEDED in spite of Canada p.s. my first cousins were discussed in the podcast 'finding cleo' her mom & my dad were siblings. I smdh when I think about their lives I'm in amazement about their strength
Why doesn’t anyone talk about holding the bc judge J.G. Cohen accountable for returning alex raditata to his parents to eventually be meted by them. Everyone at the tattoo l trial warned against it but he did it anyway. Judge J.G. Cohen should be held accountable for Alex’s murder.
So sorry for this mother's loss. Although the god shit really? Where was he when your son was murdered? Religion man... Its scary
one of the better podcasts I've listened to. great job
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