Episode 53 - The Walsh Family

Send us a textIf you want to reach new audiences through podcasting in 2025 then get in touch. My brand-new podcast package will support you, your charity or business to launch a successful podcast. Get in touch on clare.laxton@outlook.com or www.clarelaxtonconsults.co.uk to find out more.  In June 2024, just last year, in Harrow Ontario, Carly Stannard-Walsh, 41, and her children, 13-year-old Madison and 8-year-old Hunter, were found dead in their house. They had all been shot. Their husband and father Steven Walsh was also found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound and had killed his whole family before taking his own life. In a move we rarely see, the police correctly identified and named this as an act of intimate partner violence.  This is the story of the Walsh Family.Information and support ·       Samaritans UK Contact Us | Samaritans ·       National Domestic Violence Helpline UK 0808 2000 247 ·       Women’s Aid Home - Women's Aid·       National Domestic Abuse Helpline UK 0808 2000 247·       Mental health support USA Mental Health America | Homepage | Mental Health America·       Domestic abuse helpline USA 1.800.799.SAFE Domestic Violence Support | National Domestic Violence Hotline References OPP confirm Harrow family deaths caused by gunshot wounds in intimate partner violence case | Windsor Star'Familicide' very rarely happens without warning signs, say domestic violence researchers | CBC NewsFamily breaks silence after Harrow mother, two children fatally shot | Windsor StarWhat we know so far about the Harrow, Ont., family of 4 found dead at home | CBC NewsTown where Walsh family killings took place wants Ontario to declare intimate partner violence an epidemic | CBC NewsChaplain blesses a permanent memorial to mom and 2 kids killed in Harrow murder-suicide | CBC NewsOPP confirms identity of family found dead in HarrowCredits Hosted and created by Clare Laxton @ladylaxton Produced by: Clare Laxton  Killer in the family podcast (buzzsprout.com)Music from Pixabay. Support the showKiller in the family podcast is a total labour of love. If you'd like to support me please buy me a coffee or tea!