Thunder Bay

Ryan McMahon loves Thunder Bay. He grew up around the city, played hockey there and has friends and family in the area. But he also fears this city -- it has a heaviness he can't escape. For years, Indigenous youth have been mysteriously turning up dead in Thunder Bay waterways. In 2018, Ryan made a podcast about it, but in the end, it just turned up more questions than answers. Now he's back, det

The Thunder Bay police claim that the deaths of Indigenous youth and adults in the city are all simply tragic accidents, but rumours swirling around the community tell a different story. Ryan explores three alternative theories. For years, Indigenous families feared there could be a Serial Killer on the loose targeting young Indigenous youth coming to the city for school. Is this what happened to

Despite growing evidence to the contrary, the Thunder Bay police continue to deny any wrong-doing in the deaths of Indigenous children turning up dead in the city's waterways. No matter what, they stick to their story of No Foul Play, and refuse to investigate the deaths as such. But one case, the death of Stacey DeBungee, is so egregiously mishandled, the Indigenous community won't let it go. Is

Through two confidential police informants, Ryan learns that the Thunder Bay Police Service is on the verge of collapse. Indigenous police board member Georjann Morriseau reveals that Police Chief Hauth has opened a criminal investigation into her to force her into silence and that she now fears for her life. Ryan follows her as she goes public with her claims. The result is shocking. Ryan receive