True Crime and Tea Time

On Mother's Day weekend 1961, 12 year old Brenda Byman was spending the weekend with her grandmother. On Saturday evening, Brenda was allowed to have a sleepover at a friend's house. After a hike in the woods Sunday with friends she was never seen again.

The shocking conclusion of how Dale Merle Nelson committed a gruesome murder spree of his neighbors in a small mountain town. Resources used for research: The Limits of Insanity by Larry Still Vancouver Sun Newspaper published in 1970 ChristopherdiArmani.com

The quiet small community of West Creston was about to rocked to it core and torn apart by 31 year old Dale Merle Nelson as he went on a 90 minute murder Spree. Part 1 describes the first few hours of what transpired that faithful night of September 4th, 1970.

Curious what it might be like to dine with the dead? Hopkins Dining Parlour not only has delicious food, but uninvited guests that may join you as you dine. Research and Resources used: historicplaces.ca moosejawtoday.com Creepy Canada Haunted Canada Collection 3 Written by Joel A Sutherland

Get Ready my Sippin' True Crime lovers! My first episode will be released on Halloween! 🎃 Here we'll chat all about Murder,Mystery and Mayhem!