Crystal Paskemin- Murder in 20 Podcast

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MI20 wishes to thank and acknowledge the following sources for this episode: Ride home leads to dead end Police ask public’s help in locating body Remains may be missing woman Police trace bloody trail Mourners honour Paskemin’s life Father of murder victim restrained at hearing Grisly tale opens trial Staff saw Mackay with Paskemin Mackay confessed: co-worker Cops follow accused to car wash Jury views Paskemin’s ravaged remains Fibres found in bathroom match victim’s hat: expert Tooth on road suggests Paskemin punched: expert Doctor says suspect’s cut hand likely punch-related Jury hears tapes made after man arrested for waitress’s murder Ex-wife testifies against Mackay ‘Only so much a man can take’ Saskatoon man found guilty of killing waitress Killer Kenneth Mackay back behind bars after allegedly stalking woman Historic Saskatoon killer Kenneth Mackay granted day parole on Vancouver Island Parole board revokes release of Saskatoon killer Kenneth Mackay

PODCAST EXCERPT Raised in Saskatchewan Crystal was pretty with long dark hair and a smile that lit up a room. But she could be a little too trusting, perhaps she didn’t want to believe there were evil people in this world. After graduating high school she attended college with dreams of being a social worker. One night, 21 year-old Crystal headed to the bar for a night of fun. Dressed in blue jeans and a red straw cowboy hat she danced the night away. Also at the bar that night was Kenneth MacKay. After last call, Crystal accepted a ride home with Ken. On an isolated road with only the light from the old Ford’s headlights shining in the darkness, Ken pulled over. Crystal died a violent death. Convicted of first-degree murder, Ken was out on parole after serving 21 years. Soon he was hunting for his next victim.

VICTIM: CRYSTAL PASKEMIN PAROLED TO HUNT AGAIN Donning her red cowboy hat, Crystal was having fun dancing at a local bar but when she accepted a ride home with Ken, he brutally murdered her. Out on parole after serving 21 years Ken went hunting for his next victim.