For years, 225 Darby Road in Welland, Ontario has been the subject of intense online speculation.
Some call it a former horse farm.
Others link it to missing women, suspicious deaths, and a forest rumored to hide unmarked graves.
This page accompanies a documentary video that examines what is officially known, what has been reported in the media, and what people online claim to have seen or experienced, without taking a side.
Watch the full video here:
DISCLAIMER
Nothing stated on this page is presented as proven unless supported by official records or mainstream news reporting.
I have no personal involvement with this property, no relationship to anyone connected to it, and no first-hand knowledge of the events discussed.
This content is for informational purposes only and is based on publicly available information, media reporting, and unverified online claims.
What Is Officially Known About 225 Darby Road
225 Darby Road is a rural property in Welland, Ontario, historically associated with agricultural use, including horses.
There are no public court records or police statements confirming that the property itself is a crime scene or directly linked to criminal activity.
Despite this, the address continues to appear in online discussions due to its proximity to locations where human remains were discovered.
Confirmed Deaths Found Near Darby Road
Diane Christina Dimitri
Age: 32
Date found: August 9, 2003
Location: Roadside ditch near Darby Road and Grassybrook Road
Cause of death: Blunt force trauma
Status: A consideration man, Michael Durant, was convicted in relation to her murder
Samantha Leigh Lambert
Age: 19
Date remains found: February 17, 2019
Location: Along Schisler Road, between Darby Road and Moyer Road
Status: Case remains unresolved publicly, cause of death not released
There is no official confirmation that either death is connected to the Darby Road property itself.
Anonymous Footage From the Forest Behind the Property
The footage featured in the video was sent anonymously.
The person who recorded it claims to have walked through the forest located behind the Darby Road property. According to their account:
The property perimeter is marked by hand-painted “No Trespassing” signs
The forest is separated from the main land by active train tracks
Trains pass frequently, creating sustained noise that would mask other sounds
The ground shows multiple impressions resembling old dug holes
Large boulders and rocks appear placed unnaturally on moss-covered mounds
A plank attached to a tree resembles a trail camera mount, positioned unusually close to the road and tracks
None of these observations confirm criminal activity. They are included because they are repeatedly referenced in online discussions.
Rumours of Mass Graves and Missing Women
Across Reddit, Facebook, TikTok, and private message submissions, people have claimed:
Multiple women may be buried in the forest
The disturbed earth marks graves
The forest was used because train noise would conceal activity
Some individuals say they felt watched while walking the area
These claims are unverified and based entirely on personal belief, anonymous accounts, and online speculation.
No excavation, forensic search, or police confirmation has been publicly reported.
Why the Rumours Persist
Despite the lack of official confirmation, the rumours continue for several reasons:
Multiple deaths occurred nearby over different years
The location is isolated yet accessible
Anonymous stories continue to surface
Social media algorithms amplify disturbing narratives
When many unrelated people report similar fears or experiences, it raises questions, even without proof.
Final Context
There are no official records directly tying 225 Darby Road to human trafficking, murder, or mass graves.
However, when a location repeatedly appears in stories involving fear, secrecy, and death, people naturally wonder why.
This project does not attempt to answer that question.
It simply documents what is known, what is claimed, and why this place continues to haunt the internet.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is 225 Darby Road a confirmed crime scene?
No. There is no public confirmation from police.
Were bodies found on the property?
No bodies have been confirmed on the property itself.
Is the forest privately owned?
Ownership details are not publicly clarified.
Is this related to human trafficking?
There is no official evidence confirming trafficking at this location.
