Hey, everyone. Sam Mullins here. It's been a little while, but I'm back in the feed today to tell you about my brand new podcast. It's called Sea of Lies from CBC's Uncover. It begins when two fishermen off the coast of England find something that they were never supposed to find, the body of a man, a man that the police

couldn't identify. Little did they know that this unlikely discovery set in motion a series of

events that they could have never predicted and uncovers a massive true story of deception. It's a story

of murder, stolen identities, fine art, a diaper bag filled with gold bars, and a trail of

destruction from rural Canada to coastal England. So who is the man at the center of it all? And how did he finally get unmasked?

Here's a clip from the first episode of Sea of Lies. And if you like what you hear, the full

episode is waiting for you right now. Just search for uncover wherever you get your podcasts.

We start on the fishing boat with a body being brought up from the depths.

I saw the pockets were turned inside out. That didn't look right. It just didn't look right.

And looking at him further, I noticed he had a very nasty wound in the back of his head.

So now I've got a body that looks like it's been searched.

It hadn't been the crew on board the boat because it was still in the net when I got on board.

So this was obviously done before he went in the water.

So we stopped everything.

We didn't do anything more because now we're looking at a crime scene.

Once the boat was docked, Ian Clenehan and a couple of other Devon police officers climbed

aboard to collect the body.

When Agate, the Coast Guard, raised his hand.

And I said, no, we don't need to move this guy.

I said something really weird here.

I think you better get a team down here and get on with it. As they waited for the team, Clenehan and the other two looked at the body for themselves,

when one of the officers suddenly turned his attention to Craig Coppick and his dad.

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