Crime Beat: Cindy James — Terror in the Shadows Part 1 | S4 E10

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For seven years, Cindy James told police she was being stalked. She claimed she received chilling phone calls, threatening letters and dead cats thrown onto her front lawn.

Cindy said she was stabbed, strangled and her home was set on fire – after phone lines had been cut. When the Vancouver nurse’s lifeless body was found two weeks after she went missing, and no suspects, a coroner’s inquest was called in hopes of solving the mystery of who killed Cindy James?

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