Edwin Fuhr and the 1974 Langenburg, Saskatchewan UFO Event

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Langenburg, SK - Sept 1974

Saskatchewan farmer named Edwin Fuhr claimed to have witnessed something extraordinary—five metallic, saucer-shaped objects hovering over his field. As he watched in stunned silence, the objects spun rapidly, emitted a grey vapor, and then shot off into the sky without making a sound. What remained were five mysterious circular imprints in the grass—physical evidence that even an RCMP investigation couldn’t explain.

Nearly 50 years later, the Langenburg UFO incident remains one of Canada’s most compelling unexplained encounters. What did Fuhr really see that September morning?

In this episode we are joined by Canadian UFO researcher and writer Chris Rutkowski to explore the sighting, the investigation, and the broader implications on UFO history.

Who is Elliot Chorny

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Part 1 - Why did she do THAT

Halifax, NS - Feb 2025

When a six-year-old boy was stabbed in a random attack in downtown Halifax, shock and outrage followed. But as details emerged, a deeper, more troubling story came to light—one of untreated mental illness, missed warnings, and a system that seemed unable to prevent this tragedy.

In this episode, Jordan and Madelayne examine the case of Elliott Chorny (the 19 year old perpetrator) via publicly available documents, media reports, and Chorny’s own online writings. The resulting discussion reveal’s Chorny’s lifelong struggle with mental illness, her warnings of impending violence, and the many red flags that went unanswered.

Was this tragedy preventable? Did the system fail Elliott, her family, and most of all the young victim?

Part 2 - a Mother’s Account of a Preventable Tragedy

In this episode, Andrea Hancock shares the story of her daughter, Elliott Chorny—a young woman whose battle with mental illness, missed warnings, and a failing system led to an unthinkable tragedy.

Andrea reflects on the years of seeking help, the signs that something was dangerously wrong, and her gratitude toward the family of the young victim.

the Disappearance of Joanne Pedersen (1983 Chilliwack, BC)

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Chilliwack, BC - 1983

When 10-year-old Jo-Anne Pedersen became locked out of her house during a prank being played by her sister, she walked to a nearby convenience store to call her mom. The call ended abruptly after a mysterious man came on the line. When Joanne’s mom arrived, her daughter was no where in sight… and over four decades later the search continues.

In this episode, Jordan Bonaparte and Madelayne Klein discuss Jo-Anne’s disappearance, the investigation, and the lingering questions that remain after 40 years.

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the Disappearance of Lyndon Fuller (Berwick, NS 1988)

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Berwick, Nova Scotia, 1988

22 year old Lyndon Fuller appeared to have everything going for him. Employed, active in his community, and an all around good guy. But in late 1988 it became clear that Lyndon was struggling beneath the surface.

After noticing signs of increasing depression, Lyndon’s family encouraged him to seek help, resulting in a stay at the Western Kings Memorial Hospital… but things would only get worse.

Just two days after being admitted, barefoot and wearing only hospital pajamas Lyndon Fuller was last seen jumping out of the window in his third-story room.

In this episode, we explore one of Nova Scotia’s most enduring cold cases—-The Disappearance of Lyndon Fuller

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Canada Gets Serious About UFOs - the Sky Canada Project Report Preview (with Chris Rutkowski)

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In this episode of Nighttime, we examine the newly released preview of the Sky Canada Project, an initiative led by the Office of the Chief Science Advisor of Canada to review how Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAPs/UFOs) are reported, analyzed, and understood.

Joining Jordan is renowned UFO researcher and science writer Chris Rutkowski, who served as a consultant for the project. Together, they unpack the key findings of the report, discuss the surprising gaps in Canada’s approach to UAPs/UFOs, and explore the recommendations that could transform how we study this mysterious phenomena.

Canada is getting very serious about UFOs.

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Sky Canada Report Preview: https://ised-isde.canada.ca/site/science/en/office-chief-science-advisor/sky-canada-project/preview-sky-canada-report-ocsa

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the Disappearance of Dylan Koshman (Edmonton, AB - Oct 2008)

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Part 1 - the disappearance of Dylan Koshman

Edmonton, Alberta, 2008

When 21-year-old Dylan Koshman walked away from his home after a fight with his cousin turned violent, he seemingly vanished. Initially treated as a missing person case, it was reclassified as a homicide in 2016, leaving lingering questions, speculation, and theories about what happened that night.

This episode delves into Dylan’s last known moments, the conflicting accounts, and the toll his disappearance has taken on his loved ones as they continue their fight for closure.

Part 2 - Initial Police Investigator Tom Wilson

In this episode one of the first investigators on the case, now Retired Edmonton Police Service’s Tom Wilson, shares his memories of the search for Dylan, the challenges of investigating missing adults, and the questions that still linger 15 years later. Was key evidence overlooked? Were some witnesses less than truthful? and most importantly what happened that night.

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CBC Documentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3pGHurgcDk

Help Find Dylan Koshman Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/helpfinddylankoshman

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Jula, Her Dad, and His Records (with @soundwavesoffwax)

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When Jula inherited her late father’s massive record collection she found more than just a library of music; it was a gateway to his life and passions.

This past summer, Jula decided to start exploring the collection, and share her reactions to the music on her social media accounts. But, it exploded. Almost immediately she became a viral sensation with hundreds of thousands of music lovers connecting not only with her story but with their own memories tied to music.

In this episode, Jula joins us to talk about her unique journey of connection and healing through music. She shares the emotional process of exploring her father’s records, the unexpected community that’s formed around her account, and the lessons she’s learned about grief, nostalgia, and the timeless beauty of sound.

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Soundwavesoffwax on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soundwavesoffwax/

Soundwavesoffwax on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@soundwavesoffwax?_t=8qwcTDuRKUf&_r=1

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2024 in Review: Highs, Lows, and the Stories That Stuck with Us (With TNTC)

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2024 has been a year of ups, downs, and unforgettable stories—and in this episode, we’re taking a moment to reflect on it all.

I’m joined by Cait and Graeme, the hosts of True North True Crime, and my frequent collaborator and friend, Madelayne Klein. Together, we dive into the highs and lows of podcasting this year and each of us will share a story from 2024 that left a lasting personal impact.

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