Enderby Double Homicide: The Wyma Case

In 2001, the quiet farming community of **Enderby, British Columbia**, was shattered by

the brutal double homicide of **Dirk and Audrey Wyma**. Investigators initially struggled with a

lack of motives and suspects, discovering the couple had been bound and killed

inside their home. A breakthrough occurred when **DNA evidence** found on duct tape and surveillance

footage from a stolen bank card pointed toward **Rene Therrien**, a former tenant who held a grudge

following an eviction. Through an elaborate **undercover "Mr. Big" operation**, authorities eventually

secured a confession and located the victims' hidden vehicle. Although Therrien

was convicted of **second-degree murder**, the victims' family remains haunted