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We are in the sixth hour of telling Peter Nygaard's story, and I want to thank you for being a part of my audience.

As you know by now, this story is very personal to me because I knew Peter Nygaard as a kid.

I knew him as a young adult too, and I know him now.

His niece, Angela Diborne, who has been the main subject of this podcast, was one of my childhood

best friends.

We spent several days together recently combing through memories and photographs and stories and videos that

frankly today take our breath away. But back in the 80s when we were barely teenagers,

we just thought he was kind of sleazy and that was the extent of it. Today we know

so much more that he was actually a violent sexual predator, hiding in plain sight among hundreds and hundreds of admirers.

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Welcome back to Uncle Peter, a Drop Dead Serious podcast.

In this final episode of the Uncle Peter podcast, we're going to revisit some of the headlines, and we'll tie up a few loose ends too. For us, it is our final moments together on this podcast

series. For Peter Nygaard, at the age of 83, and in failing health, these are very likely the final days of his

life. Nygaard is locked up in Canada, serving an 11-year sentence for sexual assault of four women in

Canada. He also faces three more criminal trials for rapes that occurred in the last several decades.

If he is still alive in January of 2025, his next trial will be in Montreal.

There he'll face one count of sex assault and forcible confinement.

But after that, there's another sex assault trial in Winnipeg. And once he clears that trial, he'll be sent down to New York to face a daunting federal

trial in the U.S.

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