Ontario Cold Cases – The Podcast
Ontario Cold Cases - The Podcast
Podcast Description
Explore the unsolved mysteries of Ontario, Canada with our captivating true crime podcast, Ontario Cold Cases - The Podcast. Join our team of dedicated detectives from Nicoll Investigations as they investigate cold cases, homicides, missing persons, and other crimes, all across Canada. Delve into forgotten crimes and help us remember the victims and bring justice and hopefully peace, to the families. Tune in to our engaging exploration of unsolved mysteries today and discover the chilling stories that deserve to be remembered! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Content Themes
The podcast delves into a variety of content themes related to true crime, focusing on cold cases, unsolved murders, and significant criminal investigations. Some highlighted episodes include the Gardner Museum Heist, exploring a massive art theft, and ‘The Enduring Mystery of Mistie Murray,’ which investigates the disappearance of a teen in Goderich, Ontario.

Explore the unsolved mysteries of Ontario, Canada with our captivating true crime podcast, Ontario Cold Cases – The Podcast. Join our team of dedicated detectives from Nicoll Investigations as they investigate cold cases, homicides, missing persons, and other crimes, all across Canada. Delve into forgotten crimes and help us remember the victims and bring justice and hopefully peace, to the families. Tune in to our engaging exploration of unsolved mysteries today and discover the chilling stories that deserve to be remembered!
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Tragic Update: Missing 90-Year-Old Toronto Man Located Deceased
This is an Ontario Cold Cases – Canada’s True Crime Podcast Special Edition
Our hearts go out to the family, friends, and east-end Toronto community following the sad news about 90-year-old Joseph.
He was last seen around midnight on January 29, 2026, near Coxwell Avenue and Gerrard Street East. Police had shared that he may have been driving a greyish-blue Toyota Corolla and was without his necessary medication due to health conditions.
After widespread public appeals and a search that lasted nearly two weeks, Toronto Police confirmed on February 11 that Joseph was located deceased. The investigation remains ongoing, but authorities have stated it does not appear to be a criminal matter.
This heartbreaking resolution highlights the vulnerability of our seniors, especially in extreme weather, and the importance of community vigilance in missing persons cases.
Rest in peace, Joseph.
Because every case deserves answers—and every victim deserves justice.
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