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About the show
Dark Harbour is a Canadian true crime podcast hosted by Andrea and Kerry, exploring unsolved murders, cold cases, missing-person investigations, and the mysteries that continue to raise question and demand answers.
Through careful research, interviews, and thoughtful storytelling, Andrea and Kerry uncover lesser-known cases while also revisiting crimes that may already be familiar to true crime listeners. Each episode examines the known facts, considers unanswered questions, and looks beyond the headlines to keep the victims, their families, and their communities at the heart of the story.
Season One investigates some of Nova Scotia’s most compelling unsolved cases—because every story deserves to be heard, and every victim deserves to be remembered.