Unhappy in her marriage, Dorothy told her husband she was leaving him just days before she disappeared from her south end home in 2011. In Episode Six, Part Two, we learn about the surprising investigative technique that led police to Dorothy’s body, and the first-degree murder trial that followed. 

A mother of two, daycare operator and member of Saskatoon’s roller derby community suddenly goes missing on Remembrance Day 2011. For weeks, people in Saskatoon scour properties, hold vigils and pass out posters in search of Dorothy. In Episode Five, Part One, we learn Dorothy was planning on making big changes before her disappearance. 

Two friends. A selfie. And a black belt: Clues left behind after 18-year-old Brittney was found dead on a rural road southwest of Saskatoon. But what happened between friends that night in 2015 remains a mystery. In Episode Four, we explore the bizarre and devastating trail to Brittney’s killer.

What began as a missing person case would morph into a homicide investigation after Carol King’s body is found in the summer of 2011. In Episode Three, Part Two, we speak to lawyers about the undercover investigation that led to charges being laid, five years later. 

When 40-year-old Carol King moved from small-town Newfoundland to small-town Saskatchewan, she didn’t know many people. But when she vanished on her way to file a criminal harassment complaint with the RCMP in 2011, the community of Herschel banded together to find her. In Episode Two, Part One, we find out how one man felt especially compelled to search for Carol. 

20-year-old Karina Wolfe loved poetry, reading and art. Her disappearance from downtown Saskatoon in 2010 sparked a five-year search, until some unexpected information broke the case wide open. In Episode One, three people who were crucial in Karina’s case take us through the investigation, demonstrating how many people refused to give up hope. 

She's Gone is a new podcast that tells the story of four women's lives, deaths and the criminal trials that followed, hosted by Bre McAdam Saskatoon Star Phoenix criminal justice reporter.