For almost twenty years, women across the Montreal region in Canada were found murdered inside the safety of their own homes, their deaths scattered across decades and investigated as isolated tragedies.
Ultimately, the breakthrough finally came in 1999, when a single bloody fingerprint and decades old forensic evidence uncovered a killer who had quietly hidden in plain sight as a trusted handyman. But as investigators dug deeper, the timeline stretched all the way back to 1979, exposing a trail of violence that ultimately linked William Patrick Fyfe to at least nine women and forced police to re examine dozens of unsolved homicide files. It remains one of Canada's most significant serial murder investigations, demonstrating how patient detective work and advances in forensic science finally unraveled a case that had remained hidden for nearly a generation.

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