CANADA Canada - Audrey Gleave, 73, Ancaster ON, 30 Dec 2010 #10

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I just did a search and the Hamilton Police do not have a cold case squad.

 

[No_Stone_Unturned]

I just did a search and the Hamilton Police do not have a cold case squad.

Quoting myself here. I've been thinking about this. Since the Hamilton police do not have a cold case squad, does that mean that Audrey's case has simply been shoved away to gather dust with absolutely no attention given?

 

[FromGermany1]

Quoting myself here. I've been thinking about this. Since the Hamilton police do not have a cold case squad, does that mean that Audrey's case has simply been shoved away to gather dust with absolutely no attention given?

Google - The Spec
22 Aug 2015 — Abrams exchanges glances with the victim each day on the job. “Audrey stares at me every morning,” says Abrams of the picture at her desk.

Sorry, can't read more of it. Mrs. Abrams promised to do her best to find the killer, I remember.

 

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I did find this podcast:

Lynden, Ontario’s Lasting Mystery: The Murder of Audrey Gleave

Lynden, Ontario’s Lasting Mystery: The Murder of Audrey Gleave In the quiet rural haven of Lynden, Ontario, a chilling crime shattered the peace on December 30, 2010. Audrey Gleave—a brilliant, qui…

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The Murder of Audrey Gleave​

In the quiet rural haven of Lynden, Ontario, a chilling crime shattered the peace on December 30, 2010. Audrey Gleave—a brilliant, quirky 73-year-old retired science teacher—was found brutally stabbed to death in her own garage. No forced entry. Nothing stolen. Her loyal German Shepherds locked away, unable to protect her. The scene screamed calculation, rage, and a killer who vanished without a trace.

Who could target a woman whose life was a tapestry of routine—weekly coffee meetups, bridge games, and a love for The Big Bang Theory? With a master’s degree in nuclear physics and a fiery spirit symbolized by her white Camaro, Audrey was a beloved enigma. Yet, someone knew her well enough to strike with savage precision.

Join host Jay Nicoll of Nicoll Investigations on ONTARIO COLD CASES – CANADA’S TRUE CRIME PODCAST as he unravels this haunting mystery. From a homeless man charged and later cleared to the friend who found her body, suspects have faded, but the truth remains elusive. After fifteen years, the question lingers: Who killed Audrey Gleave?




Dive into a tale of unanswered secrets, community grief, and an investigation teetering on the edge of a breakthrough. Subscribe now to Ontario Cold Cases—available wherever you get your podcasts—and help keep Audrey’s story alive.

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From my post above, this one line stands out for me:

Yet, someone knew her well enough to strike with savage precision.