Manhunt

Albert Walker

Episode 2: Hawley Crippen

23min - <div dir="auto">On July 13, 1910, at 39 Hilldrop Crescent, Holloway, a suburb of London, tenacious Scotland Yard Chief Inspector Walter C. Dew and a team of investigators uncovered what proved to be filleted human remains without bones, limbs or heads. Three days later, &quot;Doctor&quot; Hawley Harvey Crippen and Miss Ethel Le Neve became the subjects of an international manhunt.

Jacques Lanctot, FLQ

Albert Johnson, Mad Trapper

Charles Ng

Episode 6: James Kopp

23min - <div dir="auto">On October 23, 1998, obstetrician and gynecologist Dr. Bernard Slepian returned home from a visit to his synagogue and was making soup in the kitchen when he was killed by a bullet from a high-powered assault rifle. It was not the first murder of an abortionist, but it launched an international manhunt for a man who thought killing was a way to save lives.

Episode 7: Jacques Lanctot, FLQ

22min - <div dir="auto">On the morning of October 5, 1970, two armed men forced their way into 1270 Redpath Crescent in Montreal. The men handcuffed the British High Commissioner of Canada, warned his wife and maid not to call the police and hustled into a taxi. This political act of the Front de libération du Quebec, or FLQ, would tear a country apart, result in the imposition of martial law and spur a massive manhunt.

Donald Morrison

Episode 9: Bill Miner, Grey Fox

23min - <div dir="auto">On September 10, 1904, the Canadian Pacific Railway&#x27;s Transcontinental Express left Mission Junction, British Columbia on the last leg of its journey from Toronto to Vancouver. Shortly after departure, bandits forced the train to a halt and stole millions of uninsured securities. They disappeared in the thick mountain mist as Canada&#x27;s first CPR train robbery resulted in a cross-border manhunt.