Canadian True Crime - Alberta Naked Kidnappings

Alberta Naked Kidnappings

03/01/22 • 31 min

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ALBERTA In 2017, a bizarre incident occurred near Nisku, Alberta when five people - four of them naked - decided to kidnap their neighbours. The story that unravelled would make international headlines.

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The Beatle Bandit—Part 1

[ Part 1 of 2 ] The unbelievable but true story of a bizarre-looking bank robber who terrorized 1964 Toronto as Beatlemania was gripping the nation. One heist went terribly wrong, ending in a wild shootout that sparked a national debate around gun control, mental health and the death penalty.

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