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He was just an ordinary guy who stole almost a million dollars. Why?
The latest episode in the long, strange and troubling story of ex-NHL player agent David Frost.
On a rainy night in Kingston in October 2003, third-year Royal Military College cadet Joe Grozelle simply vanished.
An old cold case is warming up.
A story of love and murder in post-Katrina New Orleans.
Bob Gainey's long fight to reveal the truth about his daughter's death at sea.
Giving power to the people. Germany's green revolution and the man who's leading it.
What's killing the professional football players?
When faced with economic hardship, they turned to their most valuable export -- themselves.
Your backstage pass to political theatre.
The price an entire family pays when one member is wrongfully convicted of murder.
Why did the Mounties pursue an innocent man, while someone else got away with murder?
What happens when someone's virtual fantasy takes over their real life.
He was sentenced in the killing of four Mounties. But, his story has never been heard. Until now.
An Alberta teen addiction rehab centre and its controversial treatment methods.
She preyed on the lonely, then married and buried them.
Hockey's unwritten law of fighting and the men who live by it.
When a video gaming obsession turns to addiction and tragedy.
It's been called a "community centre for junkies". Shut it down or keep it going?
Looking for answers, but to which questions?
An investigation into the deaths of Chris Benoit and his family.
Benny Hinn may be the most popular personality in the Christian world today. Thousands pack arenas to see him heal the sick and the afflicted. Tens of thousands more watch his television program. In this episode Bob McKeown investigates Benny Hinn’s “miracles” and his ministry, which collects millions of dollars every year from devoted flock.
An investigation into the murders of four Mounties in Alberta.
The men and women who work at NATO's military hospital at Kandahar air base.
Twenty-five years ago, Bob Mckeown and a fifth estate crew stunned the country with an investigative report that showed that many of the wildlife documentaries we'd grown up watching on television (remember the famous footage of the lemmings going off the cliff or some of the memorable moments from shows like Wild Kingdom?) were staged for the television cameras. As well, they revealed that animals often died during the making of movies; all for the sake of the entertainment value.
Now, Bob McKeown and an investigative team have returned to the subject to find out what has changed since the fifth estate's first Cruel Camera documentary. What they found may astonish you.
