In late 2007, the remains of a young woman from the Kaska Nation were discovered in the Yukon woods.

I always think about, I want to know what really happened.

So I travel north to try to understand what happened and who was involved.

It's a pretty big risk to come forward with the information that I have.

I'm David Rijon, is Someone Know Something, season 8.

The Angel Carlic case.

Available Now.

This is a CBC podcast.

On econaguia,

Hi everyone, Duncan McHugh here.

Been a while, but I'm jumping back into the feed to tell you about a brand new weekly

podcast I think you're really gonna like it's called Crime Story.

It's hosted by Kathleen Goldharr and every week Kathleen goes deep into a tale of true crime with the storyteller who knows it best.

We've got an episode of Crime Story this week where Kathleen and I sat down.

We had a really long conversation to go deeper into the

reporting that went into the creation of Cooper Island. We talked about the lack of

accountability and the way our criminal justice system works,

and the importance of honoring the stories that were shared with us for the series.

Have a listen. The following episode contains difficult subject matter, including references to sexual assault.

Please take care. I'm Kathleen Goldtar. This is crime story.

Every week a new crime with the storyteller who knows it best. The residential school experience is clearly one of the darkest most troubling chapters in our collective history.

In June 2015, Justice Murray Sinclair presented his findings to the country.

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