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Missing Pieces

by Mackenzie Crookes and Natasha Bennett

Canadian True Crime at its finest! Mackenzie and Natasha talk about various crimes over the years, typically centered on murder, mayhem, and missing persons. Explicit. Dark Humour. Not for those with delicate constitutions.

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Episodes

  1. We're All Going To Hell (Part 2)

    Now we slip into something more comfortable (a blue tunic) and join a cult! Follow us to find out more about the Anthill Kids.

  2. We're All Going To Hell (Part 1)

    This week's episode is in 2 parts yet again! One of these days Mackenzie and Natasha will learn to stick to the subject at hand, but today is not that day! Our first case is the mystery of Hitchhiker Doe, a man still unidentified over 20 years after his death.

  3. Road Trips Gone Wrong

    One ends in a quadruple homicide, the other ends in a dismembered corpse! Join the convoy as Mackenzie and Natasha drive through some murder mysteries. First stop Canadian Honour Killings, second stop Exshaw ( again)

  4. Ghost Busters

    Mackenzie and Natasha delve into some spooky shit this episode! Take a drive with us as we road trip with Ruth Degayo, then join the hunt for supernatural phenomenon as we discuss the haunting of Riverview Hospital!

  5. Local Legends

    Happy belated Easter! Mackenzie and Natasha are back with another scintillating episode filled with mystery and intrigue. This week we discuss two cases that we absolutely should have known about but didn't: Constable Neil Bruce and Clayton Bo Eichler.

  6. Is That Weird?

    Mackenzie and Natasha discuss how weird they are and occasionally throw in some stuff about murders. This week: Alicia Ross and Wayne Boden!

  7. Pigs and Pervs Part 2

    Part 2 of our Robert Pickton episode! We say "dildo" at least 12 times.

  8. Pigs and Pervs

    Welcome back! Join Mackenzie and Natasha as they discover the rural life in Port Coquitlam. This is another 2 part episode, because we like to make things difficult for ourselves. Today we talk about Robert Pickton and his nefarious deeds!

  9. The Importance of Internet Safety

    Mackenzie and Natasha are back again with more murder and mayhem! In this episode we gently suggest that maybe the internet is actually a terrible idea. Reason number one: The Richardson Family Murders. Reason number two: The Internet Black Widow Melissa Ann Shepard. Stay safe out there people.

  10. Mommy Issues

    We're finally back! Barring a few technical issues, Mackenzie and Natasha have finally managed to record and post Episode 8! This episode we rant about our lives and why exercise sucks before finally talking about our actual cases. Case number one: the crazy case of the Chretiens. Case number…

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  11. More Tangents! We Can't Stop (Part 2)

    The second case this week is the abduction of Kelly Cook. The moral of the story here is never leave the house again and never let your loved ones leave either!

  12. More Tangents! We Can't Stop. (Part 1)

    We were slightly delayed this week due to heavy procrastination and absolutely no good reason, so we apologize! This episode Mackenzie and Natasha jump in their time machine and go to 1918 to discuss the Grand Prairie Mass Murder. This episode is split into two parts because we couldn't shut up.

  13. Tangents upon Tangents

    In this episode Mackenzie and Natasha talk about the tragic case of Reena Virk and the slightly ridiculous case of Phoebe Campbell. If the title of the episode hasn't made it clear, there may be a few sidebars in between the cases.

  14. In Between Days

    Buckle up and get ready for this road trip of real shit. First stop McDonald's for a fresh helping of triple homicide, second stop Abbotsford Hospital for a double whammy! Also, make sure to browse for your soulmate on Canadian Inmate Connect. Love is in the air this fine February!

  15. Stranger Danger

    Mackenzie and Natasha discuss the disappearance of Michael Dunahee and the creepy case of Mark Twitchell.

  16. What's With the 80's?

    Mackenzie and Natasha discuss missing person Kimberly Ann McAndrew and the Johnson-Bentley Murders

  17. Everything Old is New Again

    Double unsolved homicide is this week's theme! Mackenzie and Natasha discuss the 1953 Babes in the Wood murders, and the 1996 murder mystery of Jane and Cathryn Johnson.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Canadian True Crime at its finest! Mackenzie and Natasha talk about various crimes over the years, typically centered on murder, mayhem, and missing persons. Explicit. Dark Humour. Not for those with delicate constitutions.

HOSTED BY

Mackenzie Crookes and Natasha Bennett

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How many episodes does Missing Pieces have?

Missing Pieces currently has 17 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.

What is Missing Pieces about?

Canadian True Crime at its finest! Mackenzie and Natasha talk about various crimes over the years, typically centered on murder, mayhem, and missing persons. Explicit. Dark Humour. Not for those with delicate constitutions.

How often does Missing Pieces release new episodes?

Missing Pieces has 17 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.

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Who hosts Missing Pieces?

Missing Pieces is created and hosted by Mackenzie Crookes and Natasha Bennett.
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