On June 8th, 1989 the body of Cindy James was discovered in Richmond, BC. She was laying on her side, with her ankles and wrists fastened behind her & had a nylon stocking tied tightly around her neck. The cause of death however, would be overdose. Almost immediately, news networks would be sharing details of a nearly decade-long horror story of a woman, hunted down and scared for her life. By the time Cindy James went missing, she had reported over 100 incidents of stalking, harassment and assaults from an unknown assailant. But by July 12th the RCMP would officially rule out any foul play leaving the public to wonder how could a person do something to themselves like that and why would they? The investigation of her death would lead to one the longest and most expensive inquests in British Columbia's history. It would be ruled inconclusive, with her family believing she was killed and the police believing it was an elaborately staged suicide. While the cause of her death would remain inconclusive, one thing remained certain: nobody agreed that ruling made any sense. And we're still left wondering, to this day: If it was impossible that she did this to herself, then who murdered Cindy James?   Support the show & get bonus episodes on Patreon  _______________________________________ All music is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution. That Kid in Fourth Grade Who Really Liked the Denver Broncos, John Stockton Slow Drag, There's Probably No Time,What True Self, Feels Bogus, Let's Watch Jason X, & Oxygen Garden by Chris Zabriskie via http://chriszabriskie.com Calmant, Measured Paces, Almost in F, Lightless Dawn& Cryptic Sorrow by Kevin MacLeod via http://incompetech.com _______________________________________ *A special thanks to "The Deaths of Cindy James" by Neal Hall, "Who Killed Cindy James?" by Ian Mulgrew, CTV W5 & A Current Affair & & Melanie's personal blog for providing amazing information that allowed this episode to be possible. If you, or anyone you know, is struggling, with suicide and depression, please contact suicidepreventionlifeline.org for the support you deserve. Thank you for listening!