Uncover: Trailer

This is a CBC podcast.

Uncover is your source for the best in true crime.

I'm Josh Block.

Ian Hanna-Mansing.

My name is Mary Link.

I'm Justin Link.

Home to over 30 critically acclaimed groundbreaking investigations.

This is Uncover.

Uncover.

Uncover.

This is Uncover.

Searching for answers in unsolved cases.

A lot of women went missing, but their bodies were not found.

With over 100 unsolved cases.

this has sounded a lot, too.

Somebody's going to find them, somebody's going to dig something up, or somebody's going to talk.

Fighting to hold criminals accountable.

I have to tell people because it has to be stopped.

I tell them that I know that they're the ones who are running the largest child abuse website on the darknet.

And I was like, holy shit.

What has he done?

He far exceeds Jeffrey Epstein.

He far exceeds Bill Cosby.

He owns the police.

He owns everybody.

He owns people.

Investigating cults, conspiracies, and scams.

This is a perfect storm of conspiracy theories.

Rumors were rampant that it was the work of a satanic cult.

The room became very distorted.

They said they were forced into sexual activity, pornography, even cannibalism.

Examining wrongful convictions, flawed investigations, and the lives forever changed by injustice.

God didn't do it to us.

It was the bishops, the popes, the priests.

I have never seen such abject fear as what I saw in that child.

Their aim was to kill us.

Plain and simple.

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And that was the last time we heard you.

No one, no one finding us shit.

Well, of course it's gotta come to an artist point of the gun at his head.

Anyone can follow.

At this point, police say they have more than one thing.

Just that

could be the style.

All this bullshit that's been going on needs to be exposed.

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