Strange and Undecided

Interested in the strange, bizarre, and unknown? You’ve come to the right place! We are Jarret, Pat, and Brando and we are going to dive into everything and anything strange in Canada from shocking murder cases all the way to elusive UFO encounters! New episodes are released on Mondays. Thank you, and... goodnight. If you have any topics or stories for the show, email us at strangeandundecided@gmail.com. Instagram: strangeandundecided Youtube: Strange and Undecided

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Episodes

Monday May 26, 2025

Episode 40 - On November 11th, 1975, a Canadian air force base in Falconbridge, Ontario picked up an unidentified object on their radar. Not only was this object detected by radar, but people could see it from the ground as well. Two fighter jets were scrambled to intercept the object but couldn't find it. This case is important as the witnesses involved here were highly credible military personnel and police officers. But what exactly did they see? In this episode we are going to discuss what happened on the night of November 11th, what the object in the sky was believed to be, and the fact that there were numerous other sightings in the days leading up to this event.
SHOW NOTES
CFS Falconbridge - Wikipedia
Water Tower Falconbridge Greater Sudbury Area UFO, NORAD, Nickel Centre
Police UFO .com - Canadian Police UFO Witnesses
Falconbridge, ON - 1975 - UFO Sitings and Reports - Internet
1975 UFO Chronology
1975: November UFO & Alien Sightings - Think AboutIts
Falconbridge Radar Station History - ghosttownpix.com
Falconbridge, ON - 1975 - UFO Report - Palmiro Campagna
Memory Lane: Flying saucers over the Nickel City! - Sudbury News
U.F.O. FILES: THE UNTOLD STORY
UFO Report
CFS Falconbridge | MikeOnline
SECRET DOCUMENT: UFO Report
SECRET DOCUMENT: 751111falconbridge.pdf
Wurtsmith and Others
UFOs Intrude Into SAC Weapons base
UFOs - Documenting The Evidence
 

Monday May 12, 2025

Episode 39 - The city of Abbotsford, British Columbia was calm on October 13th, 1995. Two teenagers were coming back from a party and decided to go to their friend’s house as they weren’t ready to call it a night. When they were walking, the teenagers were suddenly attacked by someone who jumped out of the bushes with a baseball bat. One of the girls managed to make it on foot to a nearby hospital while the other disappeared. In this episode we are going to look at what happened the night of the attack, what happened to the other teenager, and why the perpetrator taunted police and media about what they did in the following months.
SHOW NOTES
Terry Driver - Wikipedia
Tanya Smith | Unsolved Mysteries Wiki | Fandom
Abbotsford Killer Arrested
Mystery Repeats Itself: Terry Driver - The Abbotsford Killer
Terry Driver | Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderers
2000 BCSC 69 (CanLII) | Regina v Terry M. G. Driver | CanLII
PressReader.com - Digital Newspaper & Magazine Subscriptions
Abbotsford killer designated a dangerous offender by B.C. court - The Globe and Mail
Family of killer to receive reward - The Globe and Mail
Abbotsford killer's return prompts protest | CBC News
Convicted Abbotsford killer suspected in 3 more murders
Terry Driver loses appeal of murder conviction | CBC News
Death of an inmate from Mountain Institution - Canada.ca
Terry Driver, the B.C. man who killed a teen, then terrified the community is dead - Powell River Peak
Terry Driver, the B.C. man who killed a teen, then terrified the community is dead
Woman who survived 'Abbotsford Killer' devoted to helping others | CBC News
Number and rate of homicide victims, by Census Metropolitan Areas
Number of homicides by province in Canada| Statista
 

Sunday Apr 27, 2025

Episode 38 - On May 16th, 2022, the partial remains of a woman were discovered in a garbage bin behind an apartment building in Winnipeg. The resulting investigation pointed towards the work of a serial killer and as time went on more people would be linked to this case. As of now in 2025, 4 indigenous women have been officially identified as victims however, finding these women’s bodies was a different story and one that was compounded heavily by politics. The investigation into finding some of the missing women was stalled and resisted. But why? In this episode we are going to discuss the timeline of the murders, who committed these crimes, and why recovering the bodies was delayed and even disregarded by both police and the provincial government.
 
SHOW NOTES
TRANSCRIPT
FRIDAY, May 26, A
VIDEO FOOTAGE
Serial killer tells Winnipeg police his killings were racially motivated
Court hears video evidence of Jeremy Skibicki's confession to Winnipeg police | CBC.ca
Winnipeg serial killer admits racial motivations in confession video
Jeremy Skibicki confesses to killing four women
Video showing admitted serial killer with two of four victims played at trial | Watch News Videos Online
 
A timeline of what we know about 4 slain Winnipeg women and serial killer Jeremy Skibicki | CBC News
Police begin search of Winnipeg landfill for remains of homicide victim found dead in May | CBC News
Victims were overpowered, choked and drowned in a bathtub
Alleged Winnipeg serial killer threatened to kill 2 previous partners, court records reveal | CBC News
Accused killer's allegedly hate-filled online presence should be factored into investigation, trial: experts | CBC News
(1) Man arrested in Rebecca Contois murder charged with 3 more homicides: Winnipeg police - Winnipeg | Globalnews.ca
Alleged serial killer in custody and charged in killings of 4 Indigenous women in Canada, police say | CNN
Winnipeg serial killer seen with victims in video footage played at trial | CBC News
Canadian man charged with murdering four Indigenous women | Canada | The Guardian
Estranged wife has protection order against man charged in killing of 24-year-old | CBC News
3 First Nations women, 1 unidentified woman were victims of alleged serial killer: Winnipeg police | CBC News
Canadian killer given life sentences for four murders
‘Evil monster’: Man sentenced to life for slayings of 4 Indigenous women in Winnipeg - Winnipeg | Globalnews.ca
Landfill search begins in Manitoba for remains of serial killer's victims
Second body identified in Canada landfill amid search for serial killer’s victims | Canada | The Guardian
2nd set of remains found at Manitoba landfill confirmed to be Marcedes Myran | CBC News
Remains of Canadian serial killer's victims found in landfill
Remains of another Indigenous woman murdered by serial killer found at landfill in Canada, officials confirm - CBS News
Mashkode Bizhiki'ikwe now has a name: Ashlee Shingoose was Winnipeg serial killer's 1st victim | CBC News
Complex investigation ruled out potentially undiscovered victims of Winnipeg serial killer, police say | CBC News
Jeremy Skibicki admits to killing 4 Indigenous women
Update of Investigation re Identification of Mashkode Bizhi’ikwe (Buffalo Woman): C22-103187 | City of Winnipeg
 

Monday Mar 31, 2025

Episode 37 - On the afternoon of July 31, 1987, the city of Edmonton, Alberta, was struck by a sudden natural disaster. An exceptionally powerful tornado tore through the eastern edge of the city leaving behind a path of destruction. This was one of the deadliest tornadoes in Canadian history injuring many and leaving 27 people dead in its wake. The event came to be known to the citizens of Edmonton as Black Friday. How did this all happen and why was nobody prepared? In this episode we are going to look into what was happening weather-wise before the tornado hit, the destruction it caused, and what has been done to understand and prevent something like this happening again.
PHOTOS AND NEWS COVERAGE DISCUSSED IN EPISODE
Photos: Gallery: Black Friday remembered through images | Edmonton Journal
News Coverage: The 1987 Edmonton tornado | CBC.ca
SHOW NOTES
Edmonton Tornado (1987) | The Canadian Encyclopedia
TORNADO - A Report - Canadian Red Cross
'Terrifying': Edmonton's mayor drove cab during July 1987 Black Friday tornado | Edmonton Journal
Recalling Canada's second-deadliest tornado, killing 27 in Edmonton - The Weather Network
Flashback to the destructive 1987 Edmonton tornado - Indianapolis News | Indiana Weather | Indiana Traffic | WISH-TV |
A massive tornado tore through Edmonton 37 years ago today | News
A Commemorative Reflection On The Edmonton Tornado and Hailstorm, 1987
The Black Friday Tornado: Remembering July 31, 1987 | Reader's Digest
Edmonton, Alberta F4 Tornado – July 31, 1987 – Tornado Talk
Edmonton tornado - Wikipedia
1987 Edmonton tornado - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Thirty years after deadly Edmonton tornado, storms remain difficult to track | CBC News
The Edmonton Tornado of 1987 –
Residents of Alberta remember 1987 tornado - Canadian Red Cross

Monday Mar 17, 2025

Episode 36 - On December 15th, 2017, the bodies of 75-year-old Barry Sherman and his 70-year-old wife Honey Sherman were discovered in a room that contained their swimming pool. After an initial investigation, the police implied that this might be a case of murder-suicide but did not state it directly. It would prove to be a grave mistake. A separate private investigation conducted their own investigation and determined that Barry and Honey were actually the victims of murder. Why would one of Canada’s most well-known philanthropic couples be murdered and why did the police get it wrong? In tonight's episode we are going to discuss who the Sherman’s were and the investigation into their deaths. In Part 2, we will discuss who might have wanted them dead. Welcome to the Strange and Undecided Podcast.
 
SHOW NOTES
Victim Honey SHERMAN - Toronto Police Service
Victim Bernard (Barry) SHERMAN - Toronto Police Service
There Are Imponderables: The Strange Case of Barry Sherman | Free Inquiry
Barry and Honey Sherman murders' newest twist: family and police join forces - Macleans.ca
Behind the shadows
Photos reveal Honey Sherman likely attacked inside her house
Barry and Honey Sherman murders: Inside the lives of the billionaire couple
Bernard (Barry) Sherman
Canadian Pharmaceuticals Billionaire And Wife Found Dead In Toronto Mansion
5 years after a billionaire and his wife were found murdered, their family is offering $35 million to catch their killer - CBS News
Police skipped ‘Homicide 101’ in billionaire Sherman murders
Barry and Honey Sherman: The first 48 hours are crucial in a homicide. The police acted like they were in no rush
Domestic troubles, the investigation – and just how cold the Barry and Honey Sherman murder case is
Barry and Honey Sherman were murdered, police say
Barry and Honey Sherman’s bodies were found posed like the sculptures in their basement
Barry and Honey Sherman sued builders of North York home
Supreme Court unseals Barry and Honey Sherman estate files, paves way for access in Toronto Star legal win
Frank D'Angelo - Wikipedia
Apotex founder Barry Sherman and wife found dead in Toronto home | Financial Post
Site Of Honey And Barry Sherman's Now-Demolished Home For Sale
An ‘urban explorer’ entered Barry and Honey Sherman’s home before demolition and saw papers that ‘looked like evidence’
Family of murdered Canadian billionaire Barry Sherman split over money | National Post
WARMINGTON: Investigators should 'follow the money' to solve Sherman murders | Toronto Sun
Billionaire Murders | Crave

Sunday Mar 09, 2025

Episode 35 - On December 15th, 2017, the bodies of 75-year-old Barry Sherman and his 70-year-old wife Honey Sherman were discovered in a room that contained their swimming pool. After an initial investigation, the police implied that this might be a case of murder-suicide but did not state it directly. It would prove to be a grave mistake. A separate private investigation conducted their own investigation and determined that Barry and Honey were actually the victims of murder. Why would one of Canada’s most well-known philanthropic couples be murdered and why did the police get it wrong? In tonight's episode we are going to discuss who the Sherman’s were and the investigation into their deaths. In Part 2, we will discuss who might have wanted them dead. Welcome to the Strange and Undecided Podcast.
 
SHOW NOTES
Victim Honey SHERMAN - Toronto Police Service
Victim Bernard (Barry) SHERMAN - Toronto Police Service
There Are Imponderables: The Strange Case of Barry Sherman | Free Inquiry
Barry and Honey Sherman murders' newest twist: family and police join forces - Macleans.ca
Behind the shadows
Photos reveal Honey Sherman likely attacked inside her house
Barry and Honey Sherman murders: Inside the lives of the billionaire couple
Bernard (Barry) Sherman
Canadian Pharmaceuticals Billionaire And Wife Found Dead In Toronto Mansion
5 years after a billionaire and his wife were found murdered, their family is offering $35 million to catch their killer - CBS News
Police skipped ‘Homicide 101’ in billionaire Sherman murders
Barry and Honey Sherman: The first 48 hours are crucial in a homicide. The police acted like they were in no rush
Domestic troubles, the investigation – and just how cold the Barry and Honey Sherman murder case is
Barry and Honey Sherman were murdered, police say
Barry and Honey Sherman’s bodies were found posed like the sculptures in their basement
Barry and Honey Sherman sued builders of North York home
Supreme Court unseals Barry and Honey Sherman estate files, paves way for access in Toronto Star legal win
Frank D'Angelo - Wikipedia
Apotex founder Barry Sherman and wife found dead in Toronto home | Financial Post
Site Of Honey And Barry Sherman's Now-Demolished Home For Sale
An ‘urban explorer’ entered Barry and Honey Sherman’s home before demolition and saw papers that ‘looked like evidence’
Family of murdered Canadian billionaire Barry Sherman split over money | National Post
WARMINGTON: Investigators should 'follow the money' to solve Sherman murders | Toronto Sun

Sunday Feb 23, 2025

Episode 34 - This week Jarret, Pat, and Brando narrate some scary stories from reddit. Make sure you’re cozy and somewhere safe. Check under your bed and your closet as well. Now that you’re ready, try not to get too scared.
STORIES
[True] The woman in the white dress : r/freehorrorstories
I was stalked while on a hockey trip : r/freehorrorstories
[True] Terrifying Childhood Dreams : r/freehorrorstories
[TRUE] the night in the forest : r/freehorrorstories
[TRUE] The Grinning Man : r/freehorrorstories
Lady of the Hollow (true) : r/freehorrorstories
Maple 🍁 Crest Demon?(True Story). : r/freehorrorstories
(True) I think I have a Bigfoot Problem : r/freehorrorstories
 
 

Sunday Feb 09, 2025

Episode 33 - On the night of February 3rd, 1880, a mob formed a plan to rid their town of a problem. This problem was the Donnelly family. They had been a problem for too long and made the community’s lives a living hell, it was time to deal with them once and for all. The mob attacked the Donnelly’s in their home and by the end of the night killed 5 of them. The main question is why? Why was the family slaughtered and more mysteriously why was nobody convicted of the murders? In this episode, we will explore the lead up to the massacre, the theories that exist of why the family was so hated, and why nobody was convicted and the murders?
History | Lucan Museum
Black Donnellys | Origin of the Massacre and Ghosts | Article
The Black Donnellys live on, 125 years later | www.aronheller.com
The tale of The Black Donnellys brought to life in Picton - Picton Gazette | The Picton Gazette
The Donnellys | The Canadian Encyclopedia
Heaven and Hell on Earth: The Massacre of the"Black Donnellys"
Black Donnellys - Wikipedia
MysteryQuests—Great Unsolved Mysteries in Canadian History
The Donnelly Massacre | PNI Atlantic News
Donnelly's legend lives on in Thorold - Thorold News

Sunday Jan 19, 2025

Episode 32 - On a cold night along the Klondike Highway in the Yukon Territory of Canada, something strange was spotted hovering in the sky. What people witnessed that night puzzles them to this day, but many are certain it was a UFO. To researchers, this case remains one of the most significant and mysterious UFO sightings in Canada history. The reason for its significance was that it involved a large number of credible witnesses made up of civilians, local authorities, and even law enforcement. Most importantly they all reported seeing the same thing: strange lights and a massive object moving in the sky. In this episode we are going to examine the events that took place on the night of December 11th, 1996, the witnesses involved, the theories for what people saw, and the fact that the government gave no explanation for the event.
SHOW NOTES
2023 Yukon high-altitude object - Wikipedia
Image released of mysterious object shot down over Yukon in 2023
UFO Sighting at Little Fox Lake, Yukon
The Yukon “Giant Mothership” UFO
The Yukon Territory Encounters, 1996 (Klondike Highway)
Witnessed by more than 20 people: the 1996 Fox Lake UFO incident in Yukon, Canada - Nexus Newsfeed
Case 22: Index
Thirty Witnesses Encounter The Biggest UFO Sighting Ever Reported | Close Encounters
UFOs in the Yukon | Travel Yukon - Yukon, Canada | Official Tourism Website for the Yukon Territory
1 oz. Pure Silver Glow-in-the-Dark Coin – Canada’s Unexplained Phenomena: The Yukon Encounter | The Royal Canadian Mint
2022 $20 Canada's Unexplained Phenomena: The Yukon Encounter - Pure Si
the yukon encounter Archives - The Westminster Collection
p22.pdf
1954-12-14.jpg (726×1014)
The Canadian Ufo Report: The Best Cases Revealed Book By Chris A Rutkowski,geoff Dittman, (Paperback) | Indigo

Sunday Jan 12, 2025

Episode 31 - On Labor Day Weekend in 1990, the Sousa family returned home from vacation. That night, someone broke into their house and attacked them. Lora Sousa, the mother, survived the attack however, her daughter Leah Sousa was not so fortunate. Her body was found the next day amidst a brutal crime scene. How was someone able to get away with such a heinous crime without being seen or heard? We will unpack the details of this case in this episode.
SHOW NOTES
Sousa, Leah - Canadian Crime-opedia
Murder Most Forgotten: A cold case the victim can't remember | CTV News
Ontario Provincial Police
COLD CASE: Search for child killer continues 27 years after Leah Sousa murder
A lot is known about Leah Sousa’s killer — except who he is
UNSOLVED: The Unsolved Murder of Leah Sousa (1990 - Ontario) — CANADA UNSOLVED
OPP continues search for killer 25 years after Leah Sousa murdered | CTV News
Who killed Leah Sousa? Murdered Cumberland Beach teen was 'sweetest person': family friend
Tip revives 1990 murder case
A Vulnerable Family Is Attacked in the Middle of the Night, With the Daughter Murdered Brutally. Who Killed Leah Sousa? | by Yasmin Scherrer | Medium
Search for killer continues 25 years after Orillia girl murdered
The Last Word: Trying to remember a girl's killer

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