Canada's Youngest Serial Killer 

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I'm Canadian, and whenever someone brings up that stereotype of all Canadians being super polite and friendly, I just think of how we have some of the worst/weirdest killers. Glad to hear you'll be revisiting the Highway of Tears. Even in Canada too many people don't know or care about the horrible statistics on violence against Native women.

I've battled drug & alcohol addiction myself. I lost my wife, all my friends and pretty much everything I own. I've been clean now going on over 6 years. I just find it really sad that someone can take advantage & abuse a vulnerable person in that situation because I know how easy a target that they might be. I don't really have any solid advice here. I just wish that the world was a better place at times. All I can say is good luck to anyone in a similar position, it can & will get easier believe me. Never give up.

The worst thing is he won’t tell anybody where Natasha is. I knew her. We went to school together and she had two little kids at the time that are growing up without their mother and not even a place to go grieve her. Oh and they moved him to a lesser security prison 😒

Thank you for your kindness speaking about these victims Regardless of "sex work" label they did not deserve this

I can't even imagine how bizarre and weird that must of been for the cop. Just happened upon a serial killer IN THE ACT.... holy shit...

It's crazy that Cody could still be out there right now with who knows how many victims under his belt if not for his own crappy driving and the cop being in the right place at the right time.

Investigator: "What kind of killer would do such a thing?" Cody: "I don't know man..." Morgan Freeman Voiceover: "But Cody knew exactly who would do such a thing, and why."

As a Canadian, I was smirking at Mike making fun of our accent, the exaggeration But that audio clip of Cody and the officer didn't help...good lord they couldn't have sounded more stereotypically Canadian unless they were arguing about poutine and hockey.

5 years per murder. That's got to be such a gut punch to the the women and their families. My heart goes out to them.

I've learned from living as a homeless person that more crime is committed by people who dress up to look like normal people and who strive to fit in than by those who live on the "outside". Very thankful for my experience. Love y'all!

I am Canadian and live in B.C. If you are looking for another vile story from our neck of the woods, perhaps research Clifford Olson who murdered 11 children (between the ages of 9 and 18). Truly a monster. Also I am grateful you are going to shed light on Highway of Tears

You're in my neck of the woods now. I live at the end of the highway. I used to care for a young child who's aunt was murdered by this man. Highway of Tears is still active and people go missing here frequently on it. Thanks for bringing attention to it. Too many First Nations people are disappearing on this route.

You are the only channel that i consistently watch and never get tired of....your uploads are the high points of my day 😕😎👏

It's sad that law enforcement frequently finds the murder of sex workers not worth investigating because "they led high risk lives". Just because someone is at high risk doesn't mean they deserve to be victimized.

Missing Native women do need more coverage.. I was watching abc and a native woman said they have a saying “ when a native woman goes missing she disappears twice once in life and once in the news “ it literally broke my heart

Thank you for bringing attention to MMIW! Native deaths do not get enough attention in the media and every mention of these heartbreaking stories helps bring awareness. You are a wonderful human Mike! ❤

I clicked this video so fast! I was called for jury duty for this case but wasn’t selected as I had met one of the witnesses before. I watched the entire trial though. Apparently his girlfriend wanted to hang out with him that night but Cody said he ‘was too tired’ and ‘was going to bed’ but instead he drove to Vanderhoof to pick up Leslie. It was actually a conservation officer that initially found him as he was suspected of poaching and then the CO called the RCMP. The piece about how Leslie died seems to have been misreported a few times. But in the trial they actually said Cody reported seeing Leslie use a ‘screwdriver’ to stab herself in the neck to try to kill herself, not a knife (likely story either way 🙄). During the trial he looked extremely creepy and had his head shaved bald. When questions were posed to him he would laugh this sinister and deeply ominous laugh… It was so incredibly disturbing that it gave me nightmares. RIP to those beautiful women and prayers to their families.

I went to high school with Natasha. She was a year younger than me, but it was hard not to miss her. Her laugh, her smile..her hair would be done up in butterfly clips or kinda like Lizzie McGuire's friend Miranda. She'd be 35 this year.

Sad ending for young Lauren, who wanted to be a forensic pathologist...and her murder was confirmed via forensic pathology.

Cody was already moved to an "unspecified medium security prison" in 2019 and only two of the victims' families were notified, according to a few media reports. Unbelievable.

All credit to that cop. He wasn't just in the right place at the right time. He was diligent and had good instincts- which he acted upon. Who knows how many more lives would have been lost due to that sicko!

One of the things I really appreciate about Mike is that he never victim blames.

It warms me heart when you touch down in my home Province of BC. You spoke of his victims with the utmost respect. My friend Andrea was one of Pickton's victims. The common thread being the lack of interest by police. It's shameful. No one deserves to be considered a throwaway. Cheers Mike! 💗

I have my degree in criminology. I’m addicted to TC. Mike is very well spoken and his information is on point. AND his tasteful humor makes the horrific things easier to hear. It happens everywhere..

I grew up on HWY 16. My mom was a teacher and 3 of her students went missing and found along the hwy. My dad was RCMP working on it. I swear my entire childhood was surrounded with the fear of it.

"Went down about as well as a wet fart." That about sums it up nicely. I always appreciate your concise and descriptive narrative.

I can't believe his girlfriend lived with those huge bloodstains, thinking nothing of them. So weird and gross!

I appreciate how you handle talking about sex work, you don't shame the women who end up in such a situation and you speak of them with respect and compassion! You are able to acknowledge their struggles without blaming them for being in the situation they are in.

Thank you for shining a light on the Highway of Tears. The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) in Canada is such a horrible reality and people just don't take it seriously enough. These women and girls deserve to rest at peace and have justice.

Just gut wrenching. And to think he seemed so “normal” to those around him. That’s the most frightening part. It could be anyone at anytime anywhere. A stranger is anyone you don’t know. Period.

"These are not the actions of a simple killer but of something infinitely worse" That something has a good chance of persisting in Canada, grateful this one was caught. Highway of Tears was created by countless Cody's. I'm Canadian so claim the right to say our law enforcement is garbage.

I’m a Canadian from bc. Thank you for that introduction ! The cops seriously do not care. Thank your for the videos and keep up the amazing work !

I'm a HUGE fan of That Chapter and true crime BUT this one was especially hard to watch since I live in PG. However...I always appreciate when awareness is brought to the Highway of Tears and murdered and missing women. They may have been ignored but they won't be forgotten.Thanks Mike and the crew of That Chapter.

How many stories do we hear where they get pulled over and then let go because of some BS excuse like the officer believes it’s deer blood. Props to this officer. Edit: The point of my comment was not the deer blood y’all tf. I watch a lot of true crime and there are many incidents when a perpetrator has been pulled over for a different reason and they use their social skills to convince the officer there is nothing wrong. If you haven’t heard of one then watch more true crime?? That’s all I can tell ya lol

Mike, your no-nonsense attitude toward the inaction of the police on behalf of victims who are often thought of as "deserving" of their horrific fates is so appreciated. You have some angels on your side.

As a woman with indigenous roots in Prince George, (McLeod lake to be specific) I appreciate you covering this story.

I feel so sad for the family of the girl who's body they never found. Hopefully they will find it one day.

There are other Cody's out there, they just have never been caught. Some may be dead now. Women and girls, primarily Indigenous, have gone missing along this stretch of BC highway since the 80's. How do I know? I grew up in one of those towns.

I think the scariest thing about this is just how normal everyone thought cody was before this. The fact that he had a good childhood, was well liked and social, and overall just an average person, is the opposite of so many serial killers childhoods. Usually people talk about “signs” in serial killers like killing animals or being antisocial, but Cody was just blending into the crowd, as normal as everyone else. It makes you think who around you could end up doing this? Your classmate, coworker, or family member who you thought you knew. They could be a monster on the inside and you’d never even know it.

Mike is always so respectful of the victims regardless of their lifestyle. It doesn’t matter if the victim is a soccer mom or someone with a risky lifestyle, Mike always talks about them with respect & dignity. It’s nice to see someone show compassion because regardless of someone’s past or present circumstances they are still human beings. That’s why people love Mike!!

No one else has commented on this, but, for some reason it really made me mad when the mother came into the interrogation room and ran to hug him. Ugh! Turned my stomach! Do we know for sure there were no other signs? He was so rude to the cop, as though he had no authority over him - calling for his daddy. A 20 year old calling for his daddy. I think it's possible he's been a coddled spoiled brat his whole life and his father might even be an enabler - who knows? But anyhoo, this story really turned my stomach.

You can't tell me Cody didn't torture the animals he hunted. I mean, what a perfect way to hide abuse.

The fact he though beating a deer to death with a pipe was perfectly normal behaviour speaks volumes.

Can you just imagine how shocked and stunned his parents were when they found out that their son is a serial killer. The heartbreak they must feel. The guilt they will carry because their son caused this much pain and suffering to so many people, will last a lifetime. The public doesn’t rally around the family that now has to live in the public eye because of a crime committed by their son. The shame that will always follow them wherever they go.

The extremely rare sighting of a psychopath in the wild. His case is unique in that usually these types are a little more savvy and manipulative. He is quite obtuse and has zero empathy. There might be more to the story but, I’m happy not knowing. Canada ever heard of life without parole, eh?

Glad to hear you will be doing more on The Highway of Tears . Too many people aren't aware of how many Native women have been killed . Thanks Mike.

Thank you so much for shedding some light on the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women phenomenon in North America. You’re absolutely correct about the number being on the high end of those estimates. You’re awesome Mike!

The fact that he got concurrent sentences pretty much is saying they don't care if you kill one person or 4 people. The penalty is the same either way. That being said he did get a life sentence with the possibility of parole after 25 years. Parole is very hard to get. Ultimately, it's up to the parole board but given the severity of his offences I doubt they will make it easy for him. If I have to guess, he will serve at least 35+ years if not his entire life in prison.

This is why horror movies never bother me. Real people are much more horrifying than anything made up. 💔

The fact that he killed 4 people and he still can go out in his 40s is just slap on the victim’s families face 😳

Cody was a piece of...work. He's one of those killers we despise so intensely in Canada that you'll likely never see his face ever again. He'll rot forever in a cell, sight unseen. It always amazes me how much info you manage to collect on these cases and the details you uncover. Don't know if you've done Clifford Olson yet but he's very likely the most hated Canadian of all time. Great vid sir keep them coming!

I’m a indigenous Canadian and I completely agree with everything, thank you so much for bringing attention to this matter, and using your platform to share this!! Makes me so so happy to see people like you❤

He got the urge to kill, and he felt entitled to do it. The fact that he kept wanting to call his dad, was because that he believed that his dad would protect him, and fight for him. Even though he killed all those women and girls, he believed that his daddy wouldn't believe that he was that bad. As I said he believed that he was entitled to do whatever he wanted. THANK YOU, MIKE! YOU DID WONDERFUL AGAIN! 🥰🥰

This Mike dude rocks. I mean, he covers horrific, tragic events while punctuating the stories with tiny bits of humor, and yet still somehow remains respectful to the victims and victims' families. These are just - chef's kiss.

So thankful for one RCMP officer who was doing his job thoroughly, and followed the tracks of Cody's vehicle back to the young victim's body. Without this, this narcissistic and evil young man might have killed many more.

Your content is so well done … thank you, Mike! from Vancouver, BC. 🙏🇨🇦

I have a feeling Cody's home life wasn't as picture perfect as it seems. I'll bet his parents believed every BS story he told them and most likely covered things up for him his whole life.

Glad to know you'll be taking a deep dive into the highway of tears. Missing and murdered women and girls is a big issue here in BC and it mostly gets ignored.

Mike, watching your videos reminds me of that Tom Waits quote: “I like beautiful melodies telling me terrible things.” You manage to present such horrific subjects in a way that is both respectful, humorous and somehow comforting. Take care of yourself and keep up the good work! Thanks!

Thanks for the coverage of this creep. This event occurred close to me. Long story but one of my friends travelled to his trial daily. You filled in a few missed pieces for me.

The cops are so usually incompetent that I half expected Mike was going to say the cop believed the deer killing story and just let him go home

“As you do.” -The subtle sarcasm will always make me laugh. The ability to bring levity into such darkness respectfully is talent.

my sister was a sex worker who got taken from the beat by a man and we never got t c her alive again. She was only 19 years old and he beat her t death nd buried her in a shallow grave and just left her there t rot. I appreciate how you talk about them and treat them just like every other person you talk about. Its nice to see so thank you Mike.

"Well what's this all aboot?" Mike, you never fail to amuse me!!🤣

I'm in the middle of this new case from Mike and just received my "Let's Give it a Goo" sweatshirt and I absolutely love it. Congratulations on your channel Mike, and I'm sure I'm one of the many who look forward to every upload. I know it makes my day. You truly deserve it all.

Love you Mike. Keep up the amazing work and wish you all the best ❤

I always love and appreciate how you show respect for the victims also by mocking their murderers. Thanks for your outstanding job

What shocked me the most, is how that guy Garett Anatole was wearing his hat

Addiction doesn't mean you're bad or unworthy it means you're sick. I wish cops would realise this. It's heartbreaking that they didn't care enough to look for those women who battled addiction. RIP to all those woman.

Thank you Mike. I'm Lakota and this is a problem all over America. You could do a 2 hr special on this topic alone.

At the VERY LEAST, the sentences should have been consecutive. Four lives are worth more than five years apiece. I hope he never gets out alive. What a disgusting POS.

Bro, when you said he was doing cocaine, i.e. the "Devil's Dandruff", I about lost it. LOL

Yes! A video from TC. One of the best true crime channels out there. My day is made 👍

“Grew up fine, had no issues” alongside “got high, did drugs, and had crack pipes in his truck” do not belong together when describing the same person. One of the statements is obviously false.

I cry for these girls. I’m an alcoholic and I try every day. Just sad to hear that someone killed them.

As a Canadian, I really love when you cover Canadian cases!

Thank you so much Mike! You’re my favourite media personality, and I’m a retired school principal in my mid 60s. As soon as the update appears, I’m on it. Keep on givin it a goo!

Calling Prince Rupert “civilization” is generous indeed 😂 Glad/terrified to see you back close to my home, Mike!

There is something incredibly more disturbing than most killers about this dude. I can’t imagine having been that cop and casually pulling him over minutes after he SA’ed and murdered a 15 yo girl. So creepy.

It’s crazy having been born in Prince George and living there for a big chunk of my life and honestly never really know how bad it was there until moving provinces. Thank you for everything you do!

The fact he quickly went into contacting his father leads me to believe he grew up with the parents or father fixing all of his problems and he just got away with everything and never learned to take responsibility for his actions.

OMG!!! You did do this one!! I requested this only a few weeks ago, and you delivered!! Awesome Mike!! Thank you.

You’re the MVP. You glorious human. Making my days, and many others better twice a week.

I'm Canadian and our penal system is horrible. He should of received consecutive sentences or at least no chance of parol. He has no remorse......chances of him wanting to scratch that itch when he gets out.....probable. How terrifying!

This guy is a pure monster. And he should never get out. I highly doubt he was this great kid everyone talked about. There are always signs within someone who has psychopathy. And no, one doesn’t need some traumatic childhood to be a psychopath. It was a blessing that cop was on the road that night the monster came barreling down the forest road, or he would have continued killing. Great work by RCMP. I hope the families find some peace, all the women were beautiful and were loved.

The remoteness of that road is nuts. And here I was thinking some of the roads down in Virginia in the states were super remote then Mike goes and shows me this story.

I remember suggesting this case awhile back! I'm sure I wasn't the only one...I live in Prince George and was about his age when he was caught. So glad he didn't have a chance to take any more lives.

I love how Mike always ends up the story with something smart, and often funny, game of words, concluding what piece of sh*t is the given murderer.

Mike, as an American Indian woman, I want to personally say THANK YOU for taking the time to do our stories. Sadly, missing indigenous females numbers in the tens of thousands in the US and Canada. The pipeline companies, their "man camps" and ALL of the various departments who say "it's not our jurisdiction", all contribute to the issue. The more light that can be shined the better. Peace, Love and Light to you young man.

20 yo serial killer, wow! What a frightening world we live in sometimes.

every time he says "hey you!" I get a warm, happy feeling. it's so nice. 💙

At the end of these tragic, deeply horrendous & horrifically sad stories, thanks Mike for always leaving us with a chuckle as a point of levity at the end. 🥲🙌🙃 This dude can f*ck ALL the way off as far as I'm concerned. If he had even a morsel of humanity somewhere deep down inside of him, he'd tell the family where to find the remains of their still missing daughter. I won't hold my breath, but I'll b hopeful for the loved ones sake. 🙏

Never thought i’d see a case so close to home on this channel. I lived in Prince George for the better part of 2011-2019 and I can confirm it can be a very dodgy city. The surrounding countryside is beautiful, but you do NOT want to step on the wrong toes in that city- and there are never that many degrees of separation between yourself and someone dangerous. I never met her, but Loren went to school with a lot of my friends there and was close to quite a few of them :( My first boyfriend in PG actually went to school with Legebokoff in Fort; that ex in question described him as “a raging a$$hole and “My dog hated him!” and said he was a bully that was enabled by being rich and popular. On top of that, I know some of the people who were his flatmates and he made a great deal of people he partied with uneasy. I hope Legebokoff never sees the actual sunlight ever again from the confines of his concrete box, and he can languish in there.

Thank you covering some of the Highway of Tears victims! For many First Nation women using that highway is their own way to get to a doctor or get the groceries they need that aren't readily available, so they use the buses on the highway.

I've been watching your videos for years now and it's chilling to see you cover a case that is more personal to me. One of the victim's grandmother passed away from cancer. She showed me she kept news papers covering this case. She wished for this case to be more known to the public. Thank you for covering it ❤

I was just trying to imagine what that must have been like for his parents! Horrific!

Mike certainly has a unique style of presenting the stories in these ole videos. Unfortunately for the poor victims, this channel will never be lacking for content. For every person whose story was told here, past, present, and future, RIP.

These people need a voice. Thank you, Mike, for shedding light on what happened to all these women.

Always an awesome notification when it's That Chapter and Mike bringing the madness!!!