True North True Crime

14/12/2025

We spent today filming for an upcoming docuseries related to a case we previously covered. Details to come when we’re able!!! But we’re honoured to be part of this project ❤️

11/12/2025

Ep. 138-Keisha Garie

It was a quiet Monday afternoon in Burnaby, British Columbia, when police were called to a residential street near Alpha Secondary School. A passerby had noticed a parked vehicle and looked inside — making a discovery that would devastate two families and spark a complex investigation.

The bodies of 31-year-old Keisha Garie and 30-year-old Umair Kasim of Coquitlam were found inside that vehicle. They had been reported missing only days earlier. Within hours, the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team took over, working to retrace their final movements and uncover what led to the tragic events of October 17, 2022.

This episode covers the double homicide of Keisha Garie and Umair Kasim and features an interview with Keisha’s mother, Christine Angelis, who shares her daughter’s story and her ongoing fight for justice.

Follow and share the Facebook group Unsolved Homicide — Justice for Keisha: *Unsolved Homicide Justice for Keisha

Podcast Episode · True North True Crime · 2025-12-11 · 46m

03/12/2025

Today, family and friends of Chelsey Lea Gauthier, a 22-year-old Abbotsford mom brutally killed in 2017, gathered at court to read heartfelt victim-impact statements. Her father said: “When Chelsey died, a part of me died.”

Gary Donald Losch — the man accused — now 70 years old, was convicted on July 22, 2025: found not guilty of second-degree murder, but guilty of manslaughter and indignity to human remains.

Despite that conviction, Losch was released on bail pending sentencing, a decision that shocked many in Chelsey’s community.

Today (December 2, 2025), his sentencing hearing is underway as Chelsey’s loved ones fight for justice and accountability. 💔

Chelsey left behind two young daughters. Her friend and their current guardian described her as “one of those friends that only comes around once in a lifetime, always bubbly, always there when you needed her.”

We will continue to follow this case, honour Chelsey’s memory, and stand with families impacted by violence.

Sources: Global News, CTV, CBC

27/11/2025

Episode: Christine Jessop

On October 3rd, 1984, nine-year-old Christine Jessop disappeared from her home in Queensville, Ontario. Her case became one of the most highly scrutinized investigations in Canadian history, marked by a wrongful conviction, decades of unanswered questions, and a search for justice that stretched across generations.

In this episode, we revisit Christine’s story and speak with Jo Virgo, Executive Producer of The Christine Jessop Story on Crave, about how her team approached retelling this case accurately and ethically.

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27/11/2025

UPDATE IN THE DISAPPEARANCE OF LAWRENCE MAITLAND

We want to share an important development in the case of missing man Lawrence Maitland, who we covered on the podcast.

This week, Lawrence’s mother shared a heartbreaking update on social media. According to her post, investigators and Victim Services visited the family and confirmed that a portion of human remains found on a beach in Lax Kw’alaams about a year ago has been identified as belonging to Lawrence.

Police have not released an official statement yet, but Lawrence’s mother says investigators are now searching the area in hopes of recovering more remains.

Our thoughts are with Lawrence’s family, his community, and everyone who has been searching for answers. We will continue to monitor the case and share verified updates as they become available.

If you have any information that could be helpful, contact the Prince Rupert RCMP at 250-624-2136
or Crime Stoppers at 1 800 222-8477.

File # 2019-5434

find Lawrence Maitland


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26/11/2025

A new podcast has launched in Canada, and it’s one everyone should know about.

Too True Crime, created by the Canadian Femicide Observatory for Justice & Accountability, releases one episode for every woman or girl killed by femicide since 2020 — more than 580 lives.

These short, factual episodes honour each victim, acknowledge the crisis of gender-based violence in Canada, and call for federal recognition of femicide.

You can listen now on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

If you want to help create real change, visit TooTrueCrime.com to sign the petition urging the federal government to officially recognize femicide in the Criminal Code.

The Too True Crime podcast documents over 580 women killed by femicide in Canada since 2020. Explore an episode for every life lost to gender-related violence.

25/11/2025

🚨 MISSING TEENAGER 🚨
Moose Jaw Police are searching for 19-year-old Travis Perlman, who has been missing since September 18, 2025 from Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. Police remain concerned for his well-being.

DESCRIPTION:
• 19 years old
• 5’8”, approx. 130–140 lbs
• Brown hair, blue eyes
• Spider tattoo on left forearm
• Last seen wearing a dark grey zip-up Nike sweater with a green Nike logo and grey Timberland boots
• May have connections to British Columbia and to areas in the United States

If you have ANY information about Travis’ whereabouts, please contact the Moose Jaw Police Service at 306-694-7600 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.

Please share — getting Travis’ photo in front of more eyes could help bring him home.

Sources:
• Moose Jaw Today – “Moose Jaw police still searching for missing person Travis Perlman”
• Penticton Herald – “Missing Saskatchewan teen may be in B.C., police say”
• MissingPeople.ca – “Missing Man in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan – Travis Perlman, 19”

24/11/2025

🚨 MISSING FROM THE COMOX VALLEY — ASHLEY BOSMA 🚨

Comox Valley RCMP are asking for the public’s help to locate 40-year-old Ashley Bosma, who has been missing since October 13, 2025. Her family says she last communicated with them that day, and it is highly unusual for her to be out of contact. She was last known to be camping near a small lake at the east end of Comox Lake.

Ashley is described as:• 5’4”, approximately 115 lbs• Blue eyes• Hair dyed brownish-purple and blond• Last seen wearing pink leggings and a grey sweater

RCMP have returned to areas connected to her disappearance as part of ongoing search efforts. Friends have also organized an online fundraiser to support search costs and a $2000 reward for information leading to Ashley's location.

If you have ANY information about Ashley’s whereabouts, please contact Comox Valley RCMP at (250) 338-1321 and reference file 2025-15816.

A GoFundMe has been set up by loved ones to support the search:
🔗 https://www.gofundme.com/f/ashley-bosmas-family-for-reward-and-search-expenses

page for latest updates:
🔗 https://www.facebook.com/Findashleybosma
Please share. Ashley’s loved ones are desperate to bring her home.

Sources:• CHEK News• Times Colonist• GoFundMe page (linked above)• Comox Valley RCMP media release
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23/11/2025

🚨 MISSING PERSON ALERT – PLEASE SHARE

Eli Wood, 25, has been missing since October 18/19, 2025, after a suspicious fire broke out in the rear unit of a home on Major Street in Kitchener. The fire has been confirmed as arson, and Waterloo Regional Police say they believe foul play is involved in Eli’s disappearance.

Eli is described as 4’10”, 85–95 lbs, with green eyes, partial white eyebrows/eyelashes, white patches in their hair, a flower and seahorse tattoo on the left forearm, and a rainbow tattoo on the right upper arm.

➡️ Anyone with information is asked to contact the WRPS Major Crime Unit at 519-570-9777 ext. 8191, or submit a tip anonymously to Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.

💛 Friends have created a GoFundMe to support the search efforts: http://gofundme.com/f/help-bring-eli-wood-home

Please share widely to help bring Eli home.

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Sources:
• CTV News – Still no leads one month after Eli Wood’s disappearance
• WRPS media release – Police continue to investigate suspicious fire in Kitchener
• CBC News – Police suspect foul play in disappearance of Eli Wood following suspicious fire
• CityNews Kitchener – Search continues for Eli Wood as police believe foul play is involved