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In this episode Madi tells Prescilla the tragic story Helen Naslund, a woman whose husband was so cruel that she saw no other way out than murder. TW for details of intimate partner violence and child abuse. If you or someone you know is experiencing intimate partner violence, the link below will take you to the government of Canada's website to help you find resources in your area. https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/health-promotion/stop-family-violence/services.html

On this week’s episode, Madi tells Mekalah about serial killer Wayne Boden who terrorized Montreal & Calgary in 1969-71. Follow @disturbedmindspod on Instagram for episode photos and more.

On this episode, Madi tells Sarah about the unsolved disappearance of 16 year old Mekayla Bali in 2016. Tips can be reported to the RCMP by dialling 310-RCMP or through your local police department. Or to give a tip anonymously call Crime Stoppers 1-800-222-8477.

On this episode, Madi tells Prescilla about the horrific fate young Reena Virk faced at the hands if her classmates in 1997. Follow the show on instagram @disturbedmindspod for episdoe photos and more.

After lots of work over the past few months - Disturbed Minds is coming back! And this time around we’re focusing on Canadian cases. The first episode of the new season will drop November 3, 2025. Until then, enjoy this trailer with some clips from upcoming episodes!

Hey listeners, Here's a quick little episode that includes update from four different cases I have previously covered. Follow the show on instagram @disturbedmindspod for my upcoming relaunch date.

This week Madi tells guest Drish about the tragic murder of Sherrice Iverson. Her murder lead to the creation of the Child Victim Protection Act, which contributed to what we know today as the duty to report. Follow @disturbedmindspod on instagram for episode photos and more.

This week Madi starts a new series of cases that lead to the creation of laws and orgnizations by telling guest Keri the tragic story of Amber Hagerman who inspired AMBER Alerts. For episode photos and more, follow @disturbedmindspod on instagram.

Happy Halloween!! This Halloween, Madi tells Prescilla about the notorious Island of the Dolls in Mexico. Prescilla shares a personal experience from a haunted walk. Follow the show on instagram @disturbedmindspod for episode pictures and more.

January is Modern Slavery & Human Trafficking Awareness Month in Canada, so Madi tells Zua four short stories about survivors as well as sharing some stats, warning signs, and resources. See resources below:  Canadian National Human Trafficking Hotline 1-833-900-1010 Trafficking and Exploitation Services System - tessns.ca Human Trafficking - National List of Organizations - organizations are listed by province or territory  https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/justice/criminal-justice/victims-of-crime/human-trafficking/human-trafficking-training/resources/national-organizations Public Safety Canada has lots of information about human trafficking available such as finding programs, details about trafficking and resources https://www.publicsafety.gc.ca/cnt/cntrng-crm/hmn-trffckng/index-en.aspx Follow the show on instagram @disturbedmindspod for photos and more. 

This week Madi delves into the paranormal aspects of the Cecil Hotel.  Follow the show on instagram @disturbedmindspod for photos and more.

This week Madi tells Prescilla about the history of the Cecil Hotel and the deaths that have occurred there. Next week they will discuss the ghosts.  Follow the show on instagram @disturbedmindspod for episode photos and more. 

On this week's episode, Madi tells Emma the tragic story of Soleiman Faqiri who was killed while in custody in an Ontario jail. Follow the show on instagram for episode photos and more @disturbedmindspod

In this week's episode, Madi tells returning guest Keri about the horrifying group of four referred to as the Ripper Crew or Chicago Rippers from the 80s.  Follow the show on instagram for show photos and more @disturbedmindspod

This week Madi tells returning guest, Zua, about the disappearance of Penn State student Cindy Song back in 2001.  If you have any information, small or large, that may assist in finding Cindy, please call the Ferguson Township police department in Pennsylvania at 1-800-479-0050 or 814-237-1172,  through their online reporting tool at https://www.twp.ferguson.pa.us/police-department/webforms/online-reporting-0 anonymously on https://www.twp.ferguson.pa.us/police-department/webforms/anonymous-tip or see their website for other options.  Follow the show on instagram for episode photos and more @disturbedmindspod