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This is on Crave TV in Canada cable but maybe it's available on American TV as well.
Thunder Bay is on Lake Superior on the Canadian side.
Too many indigenous youth are found dead in the rivers. Police are sometimes hesitant to show the drowning victims bodies to their families. Some of the drowning victims are found with bruises associated with an assault.
The police assume that all the indigenous teenagers who died were drunk and it was death by misadventure when others who survived assaults from possible gangs or serial killers going after indigenous men and women. The police never suspect Foul Play.
The police don't have a forensic team. The police don't do interviews and they don't protect the crime scene, they don't investigate the person found dead, they have no sense of urgency and make assumptions based on 'drunk Indian' stereotypes.
These are kids who have to leave their Indian reserve to attend high school in the big city.
Retired detective Dave Perry helps out this investigative journalist and trying to figure out who these people are and bring them to justice.
Thunder Bay is on Lake Superior on the Canadian side.
Too many indigenous youth are found dead in the rivers. Police are sometimes hesitant to show the drowning victims bodies to their families. Some of the drowning victims are found with bruises associated with an assault.
The police assume that all the indigenous teenagers who died were drunk and it was death by misadventure when others who survived assaults from possible gangs or serial killers going after indigenous men and women. The police never suspect Foul Play.
The police don't have a forensic team. The police don't do interviews and they don't protect the crime scene, they don't investigate the person found dead, they have no sense of urgency and make assumptions based on 'drunk Indian' stereotypes.
These are kids who have to leave their Indian reserve to attend high school in the big city.
Retired detective Dave Perry helps out this investigative journalist and trying to figure out who these people are and bring them to justice.
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Indigenous youth deaths in Thunder Bay - Stories From the River's Edge (2011) - the fifth estate
For aboriginal kids from reserves in northern Ontario, a high school diploma is a ticket to a better future. But a shocking number of these students have end...
In case you can't see the show, here is a summary based on the 5th estate which is the Canadian equivalent of 60 minutes.
https://youtu.be/SUa55wxnshg
https://youtu.be/SUa55wxnshg
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