In December 2005, Paula Gallant, a 36-year-old elementary school teacher and young mother from Halifax, Nova Scotia, was found dead in the trunk of her car parked outside her home. Her murder stunned the community and remained unsolved for years, leaving friends and family searching for answers. In 2011, her husband, Steven Gallant, was arrested and later convicted of second-degree murder after investigators uncovered evidence linking him to the crime. The case revealed a story of betrayal and violence behind the façade of a suburban marriage, and it underscored how persistent police work can eventually bring justice to even the most elusive cases.