Targetted for Murder... | The Disturbing Case of Loretta Saunders

On February 13th 2014, Loretta Saunders vanished from her rented apartment in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Her disappearance sparked a nationwide search, but investigating officers wouldn't have to look far, as those responsible left an obvious trail of clues...

00:00 Intro
01:02 Canada, Loretta
05:34 Problems with Blake & Victoria...
06:33 Disappearance
07:47 Investigations ( + CCTV Footage)
14:06 The most ridiculous accidental confession
15:53 Recalling events
17:28 Legal Proceedings
19:17 Side notes, Remembering Loretta
20:40 Outro

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[cmaried]

Thank you for covering this case! Loretta had turned her life around and it's so sad that it was all taken from her by two very selfish individuals. Her sister Diem actually passed away shortly after Loretta's death, which is another sad turn to this story.

Blake and Victoria are vile people. The worst part is that Victoria was recently granted escorted visits into the community! What a disgrace and slap in the face to Loretta's memory. As a Canadian, our justice system needs a lot of work.

[tayaprince]

Honestly, kudos to Loretta for getting herself off the streets, finishing high school and working, and then continuing her education. That is a great achievement.

[rellikai]

God it's always so chilling to see surveillance footage when the killer has some bag or case, knowing the victim is inside...

[andrewburkinshaw]

What an incredible woman. She was able to overcome so much and had a heart of gold that loved to help others. It’s a shame that the world was robbed of her presence. May she never be forgotten

[CoExist]

Wow, imagine the police slowing down the search once learning she was an indigenous person. Sad all around. Rip Loretta, and thank you Adrian for the care concern you put into all of your videos. God bless

[kimchiandfries]

What a tragedy. As a former homeless meth addict myself, it’s heartbreaking that she overcame so much, as addiction is so hard to break to be met with this fate. I hope her family can find some peace.

[sweetcrash]

I am Canadian and half the cases Adrian covers from Canada I’ve never even heard about. Keep up the hard work!

[positiffvibrations]

"It turns out, Victoria couldn't keep a secret." Good one Adrian, I see what u did there 😉

[majimespirit]

The photo of her brothers holding her photo and holding back their tears is absolutely heartbreaking. She obviously was dearly loved.

[smokey_the_bandit_girl]

I've been homeless before and always wanted to be a detective helping the most vulnerable. I see myself so much in her, may she rest in peace ❤️

[Iwannaps]

Such a heartbreaking story. I’ve visited Nova Scotia before and the people there are so kind and humble, along with the beautiful coastline. RIP Loretta and her unborn child.

[ruthrandall]

The saddest thing is they could have just left without paying her the rent they owed without taking her life. So senseless and unnecessary. Poor, poor Loretta 😢

[jennalynn]

I am from Newfoundland and this case has always absolutely shaken me😢 thank you for your amazing coverage as always! 🥰

[TheJgrad]

I'm glad you touch on the indigenous side and don't shy away from it. Well done, mate.

[realeques]

CCTV is always so eerie when people leave with a large bag or suitcase and you know there is the body of a human inside

[Lotus_Jay]

Hi Adrian, i know you dont usually cover unsolved cases, but i wanted to ask if you would consider covering Shanquella Robinson’s case? It desperately needs more coverage to put pressure on Mexico to do something about this, the further it goes the more worried about tourism they will be. 🙏 x

[alankeith]

Here in the U.S., the Thanksgiving Holiday is tomorrow. I am thankful of all of the hard work and research that goes into your videos. You present these tragic stories in a very respectful manner. Thank you again.

[SamB]

You have no idea how much I appreciate you covering some Canadian cases. They often get overlooked and I haven't found many YouTubers who cover anything from the Great White North. So thank you ❤

[staceypopBTS]

Adrian, your compassion when describing the cases, the victims, their families and communities is most welcome. Please keep doing what you’re doing.

[visualrose]

This is the only channel I don't skip the intro on. Your voice is honestly very relaxing to listen to even though the content is dark. Appreciate all the work you do!! I always look forward to new videos!