Jul 14, 2026 · 28 min · 11 segments
Two men arrived at a local sandwich shop and found the store clerk lying in a pool of blood. They called for help, but despite their best efforts, the young woman passed away. That’s when officers…
Deb DoerGuestCliff O'BrienGuest
Jonathan HackGuestStephen Jelle and his friend were happy to be inside watching movies on Thursday, February 17th.
As they approached their local Subway, Stephen and his friend noticed a sign on the door that read, "Less than $50 in till.
Clerk cannot open safe." They looked at each other and joked about how pointless it would be to hold up the sandwich shop, but seconds later, they found a young woman lying in a pool of blood.
Stephen rushed to her aid and started performing CPR, while his friend ran to the phone on the counter to call 911.
I believe she was robbed.
She was, we found her on the floor.
She was hit in the back of the head.
There was blood all over the floor, and she was vomiting and-
The woman was badly injured, and the two Good Samaritans did their best to help her.
Just minutes later, EMS arrived and the victim was rushed to hospital, where doctors declared her deceased.
The lead detectives involved in this case are now retired, so he'll be helping me to share this story.
Back in 2000, he was a patrol officer, and the impact of this high-profile investigation and the circumstances surrounding it was felt citywide.
The night it happened, Deputy Chief O'Brien said Calgary Police dispatched every available resource to the sandwich shop.
The entire Subway, uh, restaurant and parking lot is now part of the crime scene, so we've called in our forensic crime scenes unit.
Stephen Jelle and his friend were happy to be inside watching movies on Thursday, February 17th.
As they approached their local Subway, Stephen and his friend noticed a sign on the door that read, "Less than $50 in till.
Clerk cannot open safe." They looked at each other and joked about how pointless it would be to hold up the sandwich shop, but seconds later, they found a young woman lying in a pool of blood.
Stephen rushed to her aid and started performing CPR, while his friend ran to the phone on the counter to call 911.
I believe she was robbed.
She was, we found her on the floor.
She was hit in the back of the head.
There was blood all over the floor, and she was vomiting and-
The woman was badly injured, and the two Good Samaritans did their best to help her.
Just minutes later, EMS arrived and the victim was rushed to hospital, where doctors declared her deceased.
The lead detectives involved in this case are now retired, so he'll be helping me to share this story.
Back in 2000, he was a patrol officer, and the impact of this high-profile investigation and the circumstances surrounding it was felt citywide.
The night it happened, Deputy Chief O'Brien said Calgary Police dispatched every available resource to the sandwich shop.
The entire Subway, uh, restaurant and parking lot is now part of the crime scene, so we've called in our forensic crime scenes unit.
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