Police Couldn’t Believe What They Saw on Camera – The Loretta Saunders Case

A pregnant student goes missing until police see what’s on camera. This True Crime documentary covers The Case of Loretta Saunders, a 26-year-old criminology student at St. Mary’s University who vanished in Halifax. What began as a missing persons case soon turned into a homicide when security camera footage (CCTV) and bank records pointed investigators toward two tenants: Blake Leggetts and Victoria Henneberry. In this video, we trace Loretta’s final day, the elevator camera evidence, the cross-country car discovery, and the courtroom outcomes while honoring Loretta’s work on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) in Canada. This video dives into: The timeline of pregnant student goes missing → police watch the footage → suspects identified Key details on CCTV footage, bank card use, and the black hockey bag evidence Who Blake Leggetts and Victoria Henneberry are and why rent money sparked a brutal crime The investigation, arrest, guilty pleas, and sentences Loretta’s legacy: the Loretta Saunders Memorial Scholarship and awareness for MMIWG. If this story moved you, please like, share to spread awareness, and subscribe for weekly True Crime uploads. Your engagement helps this case and others like it reach more people. Thank you for supporting responsible storytelling and keeping Loretta’s voice alive.