Trail of Terror: Camp Hell

At twenty-one, Lenore Rattray moved to Vancouver for a fresh start, working at a local photo studio while chasing her dream of journalism school. But she had no idea a fugitive from Ontario was lurking in the shadows. On July 3rd, 1992, a routine shift became a living nightmare. Abducted, assaulted, and held captive in the woods for days, Lenore’s fight for survival began. But she wasn't the only one in his crosshairs. Tonight, the harrowing story of a predator on the run—and the trail of horrific crimes he left in his wake.

Last Call

After a night out on the town, a young woman vanished. Her loved ones held out hope that the aspiring nurse would be found safe, but after months of searching, their worst fears came true. Join Global News Senior Crime Reporter Nancy Hixt as she shares the shocking details of this murder mystery.

Please Don't Leave Me

What was meant to be a joyful night celebrating her 32nd birthday turned into tragedy when Mohanie Henry Khan’s husband, Peter Khan, was shot. Despite desperately trying to stop the bleeding, she couldn’t save him. Now, for the first time, she sits down with reporter Catherine McDonald to share the full story—revealing what happened that fateful night, why Peter wasn’t the only victim, and how investigators ultimately tracked down his killer.

A Stolen Life

In the early morning hours a dashcam captures the theft of a vehicle out of a quiet driveway. Hours later a 16 year old boy is pronounced dead at hospital. Homicide investigators discover the two crimes are linked and they lead to the only woman on Canada’s Most Wanted List - Catherine Bergeron-Pinzarrone. She was part of a large international car theft ring that police were working to take down.

She's Still Gone

In the summer, Michelle Charette goes missing; when she's found dead in a remote area, police have little to go on; they think they know who did it but can't prove it; the suspected killer may be responsible for the deaths of three other women.

The Incel Murder

In February 2020, Oguzhan Sert, armed with a sword, traveled to a Toronto massage parlour. Within moments, 24-year-old Crown Spa receptionist Ashley Noelle Arzaga was dead. But this wasn’t just a horrific murder. In a groundbreaking move, the killing was deemed an act of terror, marking the first time in Canada that 'incel' ideology was prosecuted as terrorism.

Behind Closed Doors

On July 12th, 2005, a Ford Explorer was found abandoned in a northeast Edmonton parking lot. The driver's door was ajar, and some personal belongings were strewn outside. The vehicle belonged to Liana White, a 29-year-old married woman expecting her second child. Liana failed to show up for work that morning, and the police were instantly suspicious about her sudden disappearance. But as her husband, the authorities, and the public began a desperate search for her, detectives didn't realize the answers they were looking for were hiding in plain sight.

A Part of Me Died

It was a horrific attack that took place by Montreal's McGill University campus, right in the middle of the afternoon. One October day in 2021, 24-year-old singer and actor Romane Bonnier was followed home from work and brutally stabbed, as horrified witnesses looked on. The murder was captured on video by area surveillance cameras. But justice wouldn't necessarily come easily for her family, including Romane’s identical twin sister. Reporter Dan Spector shares their story.

A Fatal Decision