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A man crosses borders in fear.
Changes plans without warning.
Trusts no one.
And leaves behind a trail that still doesn’t make sense nearly thirty years later.

In Part Two of the Blair Adams case, we step into the questions that investigators have been trying to answer since 1996.
What do the forensic details actually tell us?
What theories have survived decades of scrutiny?
And is this a case of someone running from a real threat… or running from something no one else could see?

Because sometimes the most chilling mysteries aren’t just about who committed the crime —
They’re about what led someone directly into danger.

If you haven’t listened to Part One, go back and start there — this case unfolds in layers, and every detail matters.

And if you know anything about the death of Blair Adams — no matter how small it may seem — please contact:

Knox County Sheriff’s Office Cold Case Unit

• 865-215-2243
• coldcase@knoxsheriff.org

Because even decades later, someone may still be holding the piece that finally explains what happened.

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Blair Adams was a 31-year-old construction foreman from British Columbia. By all accounts, he was responsible, hardworking, and grounded. Until suddenly… he wasn’t.

In the summer of 1996, Blair began telling friends and family that someone was trying to kill him. He withdrew his savings. He emptied his safe deposit box. He packed cash, gold, and jewelry into a fanny pack. And then he ran — across borders, across time zones, across an entire continent — as if outrunning an invisible threat.

Days later, Blair has traveled over 2800 miles from homes, on a panicked journey, as far away, as he could get.

Was Blair truly being followed?
Did paranoia send him into the path of real danger?
Or did someone following him, catch up to him?

In this episode, we trace Blair’s frantic journey from Vancouver, Canada to Knoxville, Tennessee. We examine the timeline, evidence, unravel the strange behavior captured on surveillance footage, and explore the theories that have kept investigators — and armchair detectives — baffled for nearly three decades.

Because one question still remains:

Who was Blair Adams running from?

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In 2008, a young real estate agent in Victoria, British Columbia, received what should have been a career-defining opportunity: a million-dollar home showing for new clients eager to buy. Instead, it became one of Canada’s most haunting unsolved murders.

After a series of calls from a woman with a foreign accent, Lindsay agreed to show a vacant luxury home to a couple she had never met. She told people in her life something about the situation felt off. She took precautions. She tried to be careful.

But within minutes of arriving at the property, Lindsay was brutally killed.

In this episode, we dig into the lead that brought her there, the mysterious prepaid phone used to contact her, and the unsettling possibility that this wasn’t random — that someone may have chosen her.

Was this a targeted attack? A setup connected to something larger? Or something closer to home?

Nearly two decades later, the questions remain — and so does the search for justice.

If you have any information — no matter how small — related to the 2008 murder of Lindsay Buziak, please come forward.

• Saanich Police Department Tip Line: 1-888-980-1919
• Email: tips@saanichpolice.ca
  
  
• Greater Victoria Crime Stoppers (Anonymous): 1-800-222-TIPS (8477)
• Submit a tip online: victoriacrimestoppers.ca

You can remain anonymous. Even the smallest detail could help solve this case.

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