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Airports, Step 1's Cloud 9. This is a CBC podcast.

An early February 2019, a few weeks after Kadriga CX has announced Gerald Cotton is dead.

A woman named Lindsay Jones finds herself in a trailer park on Canada's East Coast.

Lindsay is a freelance journalist and she's been asked by the Global Mail newspaper to

check out NADRAS.

It was this trailer park behind a highway that it had trailers in rows and most of them

were neatly kept. I mean the homes were nice mobile homes. They weren't dumps and

they ate this house with clearly a dump. That's not very nice either. I think it was a

real trailer trash experience. Is that a little treasolacious for a CBC podcast?

Now at first, Lindsay's thinking, am I in the wrong place? It seemed so off. But there's

no mistake. She's got the right spot. The Globe's business reporter Alexandra Posatski

had tracked it down months earlier. Around the time CBC had frozen over 26 million dollars

of Kadriga's funds. Remember, that's when customers were feeling anxious over the long

delays getting their money. One of them had contacted Alexandra.

He said, you know, this is very difficult, very stressful. I really want to get this

money back. Would it help you at all if I gave you the name of the numbered company that

I was asked to send my money to? And I said, sure, I could look into that. It could help

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