The Bizarre Case of Peter Demeter
Today's story is a historical case that occurred over 50 years ago. In 1973, 33 year old Christine Demeter was found dead in the garage of her home in Mississauga Ontario. Her husband Peter Demeter was immediately the prime suspect even though he had clear alibi. But when police searched further their homicide investigation seamed more like a movie script, that included models, mobsters and million dollar life insurance policies. ★Support my work here - Buy me a Coffee → https://www.buymeacoffee.com/TrueCrim... ▼▼▼ SOCIAL MEDIA ▼▼▼ ★ Website → https://truecrimecanada.ca/ ★ Locals → https://truecrimecanada.locals.com ★ Rumble → https://rumble.com/c/TrueCrimeCanada ★ Twitter → / cantruecrime **DISCLAIMER: This video is for educational purposes & documentary purposes ONLY all info is gathered ONLINE from multiple sources and though each case is thoroughly researched not all info is always 100% valid. Please do your own research.**
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