Northern Crimes

Canada's Most Mysterious Scam

Northern Crimes

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In 1993, a bankrupt Calgary penny-stock company announced the largest gold discovery in mining history - a find so extraordinary it would eventually be worth $6 billion on paper and turn ordinary investors into overnight millionaires. It was all a lie.

This was a fraud so disciplined it fooled the best geologists in the world. And the one man who could have explained everything, boarded a helicopter over the Indonesian jungle in March of 1997 - and was never seen again.

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