Ontario Cold Cases - The Podcast: Specials 14 & April 21 Trailer
Specials 14 & April 21 Trailer
Ontario Cold Cases - The Podcast coming this Sunday April 21st , on the murder of Frank Roberts.
Frank Roberts was gunned down on the morning of Thursday, August 13th, 1998 in the parking lot of the OBUS Forme Ltd. factory on Hopewell Ave. at Dufferin St. Roberts,
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Henrico officials honor Lakeside Firehouse's 'Mama 305'
A Lakeside woman whose connection with her local Henrico firehouse began five years ago when she suffered a medical emergency recently was presented with the county's Distinguished Community Service Medal. The award honors county citizens or employees who demonstrate acts of community service. Barb…
Season 1, Episode 3
No FOMO here: we’re keeping you up to date on what’s been happening around the state! First, find out what you missed at District 4’s annual Mock Trial, and learn why you should make a plan to be there next year. We also celebrate Nurse Practitioner Week with Dr. Barbara Chapman, and finish off wit…
Season 3, Ep 2: What Happens Now?
Now that the US election has been decided, what will the new administration mean for the American safety net, and how does the American political story influence how we understand what is possible regarding policy, allocation of resources, funding, innovation, development, and care.
In our second …
Boundless with Wayne Chapman
Welcome to Art of the People, a podcast from Mingei International Museum, offering a glimpse behind the scenes of the museum world with the artists and staff who make the magic happen.
In this episode, Curator Guusje Sanders sits down with the late ceramicist Wayne Chapman, featured in Mingei's r…
A 1984 Murder in Ontario. Her Case Is Still Open. And Russell Williams Was in the Area. | MMA Mini
I am on vacation — this was pre-recorded before he left, and the full episode schedule runs as normal in his absence. Two things this week. First: the Michael Dunahee series is complete. Part 1, the Witness Wednesday with his mother Crystal Dunahee, and Part 2 are all in your feed. I say out loud w…
Someone Waited for Her Kids to Leave. Barbara Chapman Was Murdered in Frankford, Ontario. | Part 1
On the morning of January 23rd, 1984, Barbara Chapman made breakfast for her two children in a small house north of Frankford, Ontario. She helped them get ready for school. She watched them board the school bus. Then she went inside and called her mother - they spoke while Barbara did chores aroun…
Echo 1953 Is Live Today | Barbara Chapman: Why the OPP's Northern Ontario Plea Is a Big Deal | Mini
Today is the day. Echo 1953, The Hollis Files Book 1, is officially available on Amazon. If you like crime fiction - a private investigator team working a difficult, layered case? Kevin promises it delivers. Every early reader so far has given it five stars, and Kevin is quick to note: he doesn't k…
Cold Cases Don't Get Solved in a Lab. They Get Solved When Someone Finally Talks. | Barbara Chapman Part 2
Part 1 covered January 23rd, 1984 — the ordinary morning, the phone call with her mother, the seven-hour window, the twelve-year-old daughter who found her in the garage. Barbara was 38 years old. Her murder has never been solved. Forty-two years later, no one has been charged. Part 2 is about wha…
"I Believe the OPP Know Who Killed Barbara Chapman." Plus: Louisa Dunn Is Next. | Mini
Kevin wraps up the Barbara Chapman two-part series — and makes his first declarative statement of the international summer series. He's been careful throughout both Barbara Chapman episodes not to speculate. No wild claims, no overreach. That's been his policy since day one. But in this mini, he br…
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