Haunted Action

In this episode of the Haunted Action Podcast, Host Nazif delves into the chilling case of Robert Pickton and the missing women of Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. Uncover the systemic failures that allowed a predator to operate unchecked, and explore the broader crisis of violence against marginalized women in Canada. This episode sheds light on the haunting realities faced by Indigenous women and those struggling with addiction, urging listeners to reflect on justice, dignity, and societal responsibility. Join us as we remember the women not as victims, but as individuals who deserved better.Visit to listen all episodes, suggest cases, and submit your stories: www. hauntedaction.com

In this gripping episode of "Haunted Action," host Dr. Nazif delves into the chilling case of the Zaman family tragedy. On a quiet summer weekend in 2019, four family members were brutally murdered in their Markham, Ontario home. The shocking revelation that the perpetrator was the eldest son, Menhaz Zaman, sent ripples through the community and raised profound questions about family pressure, deception, and the devastating consequences of living a double life. Join us as we explore the background, the events leading to the horrific crimes, and the legal proceedings that followed. This episode is a haunting reminder of the pressures faced by children of immigrant families and the importance of open communication and mental health awareness.Listen to all episodes at: ⁠www.hauntedaction.com

In this gripping episode, we delve into the chilling murders of four University of Idaho students in Moscow, Idaho. The Idaho College murders shocked the nation, leaving a community searching for answers. Join us as we explore one of the most disturbing and closely watched criminal cases in recent memory. Discover how investigators used DNA evidence, cell phone data, surveillance footage, and witness statements to build their case. As the legal process unfolds, we discuss the national conversations sparked about campus safety and the public's fascination with true crime. Beyond the headlines, this case remains a profound human tragedy.Listen to all episodes at: www.hauntedaction.com

In this gripping episode of "Haunted Action," host Nazif delves into the chilling story of Ershad Shikder, a notorious figure whose reign of terror in Khulna, Bangladesh, left a lasting impact. From his rise as a local broker to his execution in 2004, Shikder's tale is one of power, fear, and the eventual triumph of justice.Listen to all episodes: www.hauntedaction.comSource:The Daily Star (Bangladesh): reports on court decisions and execution timing (Dec 10, 2003 appellate decision; Apr 21, 2004 scheduling; May 11, 2004 execution coverage). archive.thedailystar.net+2archive.thedailystar.net+2BBC News: “Bangladesh serial killer hanged” (May 10–11, 2004). The Daily StarUPI: “Bangladesh executes, buries serial killer” (May 11, 2004). UPIBiographical overviews that consolidate court outcomes and allegations (use carefully; cross-check specifics): Wikipedia summary with references; News24 summary on convictions and pending cases. Wikipedia+1Context on climate of fear/politics in period: The Daily Star magazine feature “Who is Afraid of Ershad Shikder!” (May 2004). The Daily StarRelated later family news: Daily Observer (Mar 4, 2022). Daily Observer