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How Ardeth Wood's Case Had Detectives Baffled | True Crime Documentary

On a warm summer afternoon in August 2003, Ardeth Wood left home for a routine bike ride along a familiar Ottawa pathway. She never returned.

This in-depth true crime documentary explores the tragic murder of Ardeth Wood, a brilliant philosophy PhD student whose life was violently cut short in one of Canada’s most haunting unsolved-for-years cases. Told in seven gripping chapters, this story traces Ardeth’s life, her disappearance, the massive search that followed, and the terrifying realization that a predator had been operating in plain sight.

As the investigation unfolds, we examine chilling details from the crime scene, disturbing patterns reported by other women, and the psychological profile of the man ultimately responsible. This case is not just about one crime—it’s about escalation, missed warning signs, and how ordinary spaces can become sites of unimaginable violence.

💔 What you’ll learn in this video:

Who Ardeth Wood was before the crime—and why her life mattered
What happened on the day she disappeared
How one of Ottawa’s largest search efforts unfolded
The shocking discovery near Green’s Creek
The behavior patterns that revealed a serial predator
The arrest and conviction of Christopher Myers
The lasting impact on Ardeth’s family, the community, and public safety

This story raises difficult questions about trust, awareness, and how predators exploit silence. It also honors Ardeth’s legacy—through remembrance, education, and the lessons left behind.

⚠️ Viewer discretion advised: This video discusses violent crime and may be disturbing to some audiences.

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