Around the world, more than 80 women have accused Peter Nygard of crimes ranging from rape to sex trafficking.

He far exceeds Jeffrey Epstein, he far exceeds Bill Cosby, he exceeds anything that I think our world has seen so far.

A pattern of predatory behavior spanning half a century. Nygard denies it all, but now he faces criminal charges.

It's just where a poor man, he would have been in jail decades ago. He is hid in plain sight.

Evil by design, available now on CBC Listen or wherever you get your podcasts.

This is a CBC Podcast.

All I do know was that nobody was ever charged.

Well, but I didn't just go missing. She didn't just go missing and she didn't just walk away.

She knew the person, she trusted the person.

I still feel like people are afraid.

Probably, you know, it's been really hard because some of our immediate family members are a person of interest and suspects and being involved with Alberta that night.

Were you afraid to go to the police?

Yeah, I just had to be quiet.

And I was like, oh my god, what have I done here?

We really just want to get your side of the story. We're doing the story, but Alberta, and we really want to hear from you about her last night.

Can you tell us anything about it? Was she at your house?

I'm Connie Walker, and this is Missing and Murdered.

Who killed Alberta Williams, a podcast and CBC News investigation.

Everything looked different in the light of day.

I had gone to sleep in Prince Rupert a little spooked after a late night drive along the highway of tears.

But the next morning when I stepped into the hotel restaurant and saw the view, my mood lifted immediately.

There were Florida ceiling windows facing the harbor and the scene outside looked like a postcard.

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