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.

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This is destroyed by dad. It's sort of our family. Someone who could have dropped a nuclear bomb on us. It wouldn't have been any worse.

And your mother, how did it affect her?

Devastated my mom. My mom was blind at the time already. My mom had a disease called retinitis pigment.

I have the same thing, actually. Fortunately, I haven't gotten blind from it.

My mom did at a fairly young age. She wasn't in a good space when this happened.

This drove her into a darkness. She never came out of.

At the end, in the end, it was cancer that took her. My mom died 15 years after Carrie's murder.

She died at the age of 57.

Sorry. She had a tough life, my mom.

Do you have any other siblings?

I have a brother, an older brother. Ian lives in Selkirk, Manitoba.

Ian, my brother, he's a survivor. He lives day to day.

It's spring 2017, and this is Trevor Brown in our first call from his home in Thompson, a mining town in northern Manitoba.

Trevor's 47 and wants to know if I might be interested in looking at his sister's unsolved murder.

She's worth it, and she deserves justice. And we want answers.

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