About Us

In May 2022, I completed a Bachelor of Science at SMU with Honours Psychology, and a Certificate of Forensic Sciences. I am currently working with the Financial Investigation Unit of one of the five major Canadian banks and am so excited to see where the future takes me!  My love of psychology began with my interest in Criminal minds, and as I started getting more into crime TV shows (looking at you Dexter), I realised forensic sciences was something I wanted to pursue. My parents always used to joke that I would make a great medical examiner because I loved helping people but didn't like talking to them, so that's the best of both worlds! SMU was an easy choice of school for me as it was in the same city I was already living in, and had Atlantic Canada's only forensic science program. I look forward to growing as a professional in the field of forensics, as well as a human looking to expand my hobbies and passions!

I studied Forensic Anthropology student at Saint Mary's University in Halifax. I grew up on a sheep farm in Central Alberta. My dad is a chiropractor which is where my first love of bones began, however, I did not want to touch people for a living so I crossed that off my list of career options. When I was a little bit older I read a Nancy Drew book where she was an archaeologist and thought that looked fun too. And then, in grade 9 I started watching the TV show Bones and absolutely fell in love with Dr. Temperance Brennan and Forensic Anthropology. Not long after that I found SMU in Halifax and decided that I am going to move to Halifax and become a Forensic Anthropologist. I graduated in May 2021 and I'm not sure what the future holds but I'm staying hopeful.

Hi everyone! I completed my Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a Forensic Science Certificate at Saint Mary's University and I am working in the Financial Investigation Unit of one of Canada's major banks. This is all thanks to Rebecca as she recommended me for my initial role as an Investigator back in 2023! It was in Gr. 10 that my interest in true crime, investigations, and forensics started to really take shape. A part of my final project in my Intro to Sociology, Anthro, and Psych class, we were given a list of clues/evidence and were tasked with trying to solve who committed the crime, where, and theorize a why. It was the most fun I had working on a project at the time, and knew I needed to pursue that feeling. This podcast has been a great outlet to continue learning outside of school and I hope you enjoy listening as much as we enjoy recording!

Say cheese! Recording in person is MUCH different than all being online.