This is a CBSi in the world. I'm John Bouch for Gordon Chang.

I'm John Bouch for Gordon Chang. My colleague and co-host and we are looking at the

pandemic from a completely new point of view that is

Canada and Canada's investigation inquiry of viruses and threats to civilizations such as ours over the years leads us to a

mystery that can be solved but not yet about one formerly Canadian investigator named Sandra Chu,

although I'm told she also has the name Dr. Cho-Senguah,

which is the Chinese name. We've name,

we welcome Charles Burton, our colleague in Ottawa.

Charles Burton, our colleague in Ottawa.

Charles, I'm going to start with Sandra Chu because she's no longer in Canada. I believe she's in the mainland of China.

She is a scientist and esteemed scientist working in viruses and other explorations that

eventually we were too heavily informed about during the pandemic.

She's now, I believe, in China working at the Wuhan Lab or near to the Wuhan Lab.

Who is she?

What do we need to know about her? What is the mystery Charles?

Good evening to you. Good evening. Well, Sandra Chu or Chosyan Guo, as she is really known, she

changed her name to Sandra Chu to hide her identity in China where

she's resuming research into these coronavirus, Ebola, and other possible military applications of viruses.

But she was a Canadian citizen who, with her husband, rose up high in the Canadian National Microbiological

Laboratory in Winnipeg which is a level four lab so it's dealing with the most

sensitive materials.

Last year in the Globe and Mail, there came out revelations about Dr. Chil and her relations with the Wuhan Institute for Virology, the transfer of virus materials to China without permission,

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