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Canadian Murderers

Overview

Canada has experienced a number of murder cases involving multiple victims during a single incident or closely connected sequence of attacks. These crimes have occurred in varied settings, from private residences and workplaces to public locations, and the circumstances surrounding them have differed substantially from one case to another.

This collection brings together Canadian offenders associated with murder, providing information about their backgrounds, the crimes, victims, investigations, and legal outcomes.

Historical Context

Murder cases in Canada span different periods and reflect changes in policing, emergency response, forensic science, and criminal investigation. Some incidents have had consequences extending beyond the immediate victims and their families, prompting wider discussions about public safety, firearms, mental health, and the prevention of violence.

Modern investigations can draw upon DNA analysis, digital evidence, surveillance, and extensive information sharing, while historical cases often depended on more traditional investigative methods.

What You'll Find

Canadian murder profiles may include:

  • Offender backgrounds and criminal histories.
  • Details of victim attacks and their circumstances.
  • Information about victim and the impact of the crimes.
  • Police investigations and significant evidence.
  • Court proceedings, convictions, and sentencing outcomes.
  • Related case files, videos, and other CrimeTrakr resources.

The collection will continue to develop as additional Canadian offenders and cases are documented.

Browse profiles of Canadian offenders associated with murder, covering their backgrounds, victims, crimes, investigations, court proceedings, convictions, sentencing outcomes, and related true crime resources.

Canadian Murderers Listings

Kalen Schlatter

Kalen Schlatter

canadian • Single Murderer • imprisoned

Kalen Schlatter is a Canadian convicted murderer who killed 22-year-old Tess Richey after meeting her in Toronto's Church-Wellesley Village in November 2017. Schlatter accompanied Richey to a secluded outdoor stairwell, where prosecutors established that he sexually assaulted and strangled her before leaving her body concealed at the location. Richey's mother discovered her body several days later after conducting her own search. Schlatter was arrested in February 2018 and convicted of first-degree murder in March 2020. He was sentenced to life imprisonment with no possibility of parole for 25 years.

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