True North Terror

🍁💀👻A brother & sister duo sharing Canadian only stories of true crime, hauntings, animal attacks, cryptids and more. truenorthterrorpod@gmail.com

True North Terror is a true crime podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 39 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts True North Terror, a true crime show with 39 episodes published.

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  Episode #37

  Episode 37: Mother's Day Special!

  May 4, 20261h 26mS1

  Ever felt like your intuition was trying to tell you something, but you just couldn't hear it over the sound of your own skepticism? In this episode, our psychic family spills the beans on their wildest encounters with the universe's not-so-subtle hints. From ghostly bandages to dreams that predict the future, these stories will have you questioning if your gut feelings are more like a GPS for the soul. Tune in for a laugh and maybe a little enlightenment — because who knew the universe had such a sense of humor?

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  Episode #36

  Episode 36: The Monster of Miramichi

  Apr 27, 202631 minS1

  In this episode, you’ll discover the shocking details of Legere’s gruesome crimes—from the murders of elderly victims to fiery arson attacks that shook an entire town. We break down his disturbing pattern of violence, his cunning escape plans—including a decades-long con involving a makeshift butthole antenna—and the moments that finally led to his arrest. You’ll hear how DNA evidence cracked the case when Canadian courts were just beginning to embrace forensic science and how this case reshaped the way murders are prosecuted in Canada.

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  Episode #35

  Episode 35: Hillcrest Mining Disaster

  Apr 20, 202626 minS1

  Most people underestimate the real dangers and human stories behind one of Canada's deadliest coal mine disasters. This episode uncovers the tragic story of the Hillcrest Mining Disaster—where 189 men lost their lives on June 19, 1914, in a catastrophic explosion that reshaped an entire town. Discover how relentless industrial demands and unsafe conditions led to one of the worst mining accidents in history, with astonishingly low compensation for families left behind.We break down the harrowing details of that day, revealing how flammable methane, coal dust, and faulty ventilation combined to cause the deadly blast. You'll learn about the heartbreaking aftermath — the mass graves, devastated families, and the inadequate compensation that left widows and children struggling. Plus, we explore the inquiry that followed, uncovering the dangerous work environment that the industry turned a blind eye to and how it sparked demands for better safety regulations.You'll discover: Why miners earned just 35 cents an hour in 1914, despite producing up to 1,500 tons of coal daily How poor ventilation, inadequate safety practices, and corporate greed fueled disasters like Hillcrest The emotional toll on families and the community, with nearly half the town’s men lost in a single day The long-term legacy of mining tragedies, including a monument that honors victims across Canada This episode is essential listening for anyone interested in labor history, industrial safety, or stories of resilience in the face of tragedy. If you're curious about how early industrial work shaped modern regulations, or you want to understand a pivotal moment in Canadian history, don’t miss this powerful recounting. Perfect for history buffs, safety advocates, or those seeking gripping human stories buried beneath Canada's industrial past.

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  Episode #34

  Episode 34: Franklin's Lost Expidition

  Apr 13, 202628 minS1

  In this gripping episode, we journey into the icy depths of Arctic exploration to uncover the tragic fate of Franklin's lost ships, HMS Erebus and HMS Terror. You’ll discover how a mix of failed rescue efforts, Inuit legends, and cutting-edge underwater discovery finally brought these ships back into the light after more than 170 years. We break down the terrifying clues: evidence of starvation, lead poisoning from canned food, and the quiet descent into madness that turned crew members into "Arctic zombies." Contradictory stories from clairvoyants, haunted graves, and ghostly sightings reveal that the mystery isn’t just about cold, stranded sailors—it's a story of survival, madness, and the supernatural.

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  Episode #33

  Episode 33: Doug Inglis and Jenny Gusse Bear Attack

  Apr 6, 202625 minS1

  Most people think they know everything about bear attacks—until they don’t. In this episode, Chandler and Celeste unravel a tragic real-life story of a deadly grizzly encounter in Banff, revealing hidden truths about these powerful predators that could save your life. Get ready for a deep dive into the biology, behavior, and safety tips that everyone venturing into bear territory needs to hear.

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