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The Crimes of Noel Winters

Ep. 102

NEW BRUNSWICK  | In 1984, human remains were found in garbage bags in a dump in New Brunswick. The story that would unravel would shock locals and leave a lasting legacy on the province.


Resources referenced:

Review of “Bodies in the Backyard” - by Rachel M Friars on True Crime Index - Twitter: @TrueCrimeIndex Email: truecrimeindex@gmail.com

Bodies in the Backyard by Brian O’Neill

Montreal’s Irish Mafia: The True Story of the Infamous West End Gang by Darcy O’Connor


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Research: Haley Gray

Additional research and writing: Kristi Lee

Special thanks to Rachel M Friars for help with local knowledge

Audio editing and production: We Talk of Dreams 

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