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Airports, Step 1 to Cloud 9. This is a CBC podcast. The story you're about to hear includes

details of sexual violence. The content may be distressing for some listeners. Please

take care. Unfortunately, there always has to be somebody and I guess that somebody's

me this time for this and there needs to be changed. I need to keep going. It's not a want.

I have to.

It's September of 2019. Carrie Lo is standing in a stark hallway on the seventh floor of

the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia. I watch as the glare of TV camera lights click on

and reporters move their bodies closer toward her. Microphones extended. She's standing

there alone. She places her hand on a pendant she wears around her neck. An amethyst, a

stone believed by some, to have healing and grounding properties.

Carrie casts her gaze downward. She draws a deep breath from her tiny frame and locks

her eyes forward. Good evening. A Dartmouth woman whose rape investigation has dragged

on for a year and a half is taking her case to the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia. Her legal

team says police systematically mishandled her case and they want her complaint against

police investigated. Meanwhile, her attackers remain at large. Maggie Rar has a story and

a warning. This story. I first reported on Carrie's story just before her case launched

at the Supreme Court. I just want to ask you what it feels like to be going up against

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