On the night of August 13th, 1925, in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, Clayton McMullin, a young father and husband, was shot to death in the street while visiting a friend. His wife and daughter were inside the house, only feet away, when he yelled out, "I've been shot ," staggered up onto the front porch, and took his final breath. The car from which the shots had been fired sped away from the scene, carrying his killer inside. Arthur Janisse was behind the wheel, and he was heading for the hospital, with his wife, Ruth, bleeding in the seat beside him from a gunshot wound to the leg. What...

A Shooting. Poison. Prostitution. Schizophrenia. Starvation. Mysterious fires. Corpses buried in the snow. A blind man hanged. Multiple investigations, inquests, and trials. The Leppard and Wonch families were plagued by misfortune, tragedy, and scandal, mostly of their own making. Living in abject poverty and destitution, the two families found themselves connected through love, sorrow, and blood. 'Bullets, Brothels, & Blood' is a true crime expose covering over five decades in the lives of these two intertwined families living in Ontario during the 19th and early 20th century.