How you doing? It's Jim Clementi, former FBI profiler, former New York City prosecutor and writer-producer of Criminal Minds and Bluebeard on Audible.

And today we have a very special guest for this crossover episode.

Yeah.

Hi, hi, guys.

My name is Laura Palmer and I'm a veteran journalist and now the host of a podcast called Island Crime.

I focus on unsolved murders and missing persons. and now the host of a podcast called Island Crime.

I focus on unsolved murders and missing person cases on Vancouver Island.

Well, it's great to have you.

Thank you so much for joining us today.

I'm really happy to share.

Well, happy's not quite right.

I'm grateful to be able to share the information about Michael Denehy's case and to hear from you guys on the profile. It's something I've been wanting to do for a while since I started looking into Michael's case many years ago.

Yeah, I think it's a wonderful opportunity, especially because, you know, where you are in Victoria, British Columbia, that's not far from the border.

I have not heard anything about this case until you brought it to our attention.

So I'm looking forward to be able to hearing about the details and offering some advice with Jim

with regard to investigative strategies and the profile itself.

It's interesting to hear that you hadn't heard about the case, and I wondered if that was

true because for Canadians,

Michael Denehy's abduction is like our John Bonnet Ramsey, our Madeline McCann,

like Michael's case at the time when he was abducted was just huge. It was probably the first really big child abduction case in Canada.

And because it has remained unsolved, it's just a huge mystery here and one that people still really care very deeply about.

Well, it happened, you know, while we were in the FBI, but we were not in the behavioral analysis unit at the time of the abduction.

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