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In conversation, he'd characterize Walker Financial mainly as a legitimate business venture that simply didn't work out. But that wasn't all. He was also caught trying to lead a church service while the chaplain was on leave.

And concerningly, the decision goes on to say, "...your case management team noted concerns that you were asking others to refer to you as David, one of your aliases you used in the UK." You also continue to claim that contrary to the evidence presented at your trial, that the victim of the murder first attacked you.

And concerningly, the decision goes on to say, "...your case management team noted concerns that you were asking others to refer to you as David, one of your aliases you used in the UK." You also continue to claim that contrary to the evidence presented at your trial, that the victim of the murder first attacked you.

Even 26 years after his conviction, for the man who could convince anyone of anything, when it comes to convincing a parole board that he takes accountability for his actions, he can't. He cannot. And there's a reason why. The language in the parole decision says that he has, quote, longstanding personality features that are unlikely to ever completely go away.

Even 26 years after his conviction, for the man who could convince anyone of anything, when it comes to convincing a parole board that he takes accountability for his actions, he can't. He cannot. And there's a reason why. The language in the parole decision says that he has, quote, longstanding personality features that are unlikely to ever completely go away.

Personality features like a marked lack of empathy and a propensity to be manipulative. But to really understand why, after all these years, Walker still can't own what he did, I turn to the person who perhaps knew him best. Sheena. In the only TV interview she ever gave to CTV News in 2005, Sheena said this of her father.

Personality features like a marked lack of empathy and a propensity to be manipulative. But to really understand why, after all these years, Walker still can't own what he did, I turn to the person who perhaps knew him best. Sheena. In the only TV interview she ever gave to CTV News in 2005, Sheena said this of her father.

Albert Walker is 79 years old. He is still behind bars. Sea of Lies is produced by What's the Story Sounds for CBC. It's hosted and written by me, Sam Mullins, and produced and reported by Alex Gatenby. Mixing and sound design is by Ivan Eastley. From What's the Story Sounds, our executive producers are David Waters and Daryl Brown.

Albert Walker is 79 years old. He is still behind bars. Sea of Lies is produced by What's the Story Sounds for CBC. It's hosted and written by me, Sam Mullins, and produced and reported by Alex Gatenby. Mixing and sound design is by Ivan Eastley. From What's the Story Sounds, our executive producers are David Waters and Daryl Brown.

At CBC Podcasts, Emily Connell is our digital coordinating producer. Eunice Kim is our story editor. Our senior producers are Andrew Friesen and Damon Fairless. Our cross-promo producer is Amanda Cox. Our video producers are Evan Agard, Tamina Aziz, and John Lee. Our podcast artwork was designed by Good Tape Studio. Special thanks to the CBC Reference Library.

At CBC Podcasts, Emily Connell is our digital coordinating producer. Eunice Kim is our story editor. Our senior producers are Andrew Friesen and Damon Fairless. Our cross-promo producer is Amanda Cox. Our video producers are Evan Agard, Tamina Aziz, and John Lee. Our podcast artwork was designed by Good Tape Studio. Special thanks to the CBC Reference Library.

And special thanks to Rachel Heinrichs. The executive producers are Cecil Fernandez and Chris Oak. Senior manager is Tanya Springer. Arif Noorani is the director. And Leslie Merklinger is the executive director of CBC Podcasts. Uncover will be back with an all-new season next month. Between now and then, consider listening to one of the many excellent seasons that came before Sea of Lies.

And special thanks to Rachel Heinrichs. The executive producers are Cecil Fernandez and Chris Oak. Senior manager is Tanya Springer. Arif Noorani is the director. And Leslie Merklinger is the executive director of CBC Podcasts. Uncover will be back with an all-new season next month. Between now and then, consider listening to one of the many excellent seasons that came before Sea of Lies.

My personal favorite is The Village, which is season three. In it, host Justin Ling explores the numerous cases of missing and murdered men in Toronto's gay community dating back to the 1970s. I've asked other former Uncover hosts about their favorite seasons. Click on the link in this episode's show notes to see what they have to say and to find your next listen.

My personal favorite is The Village, which is season three. In it, host Justin Ling explores the numerous cases of missing and murdered men in Toronto's gay community dating back to the 1970s. I've asked other former Uncover hosts about their favorite seasons. Click on the link in this episode's show notes to see what they have to say and to find your next listen.

Hi, I'm Sam Mullins, and I've got a new podcast coming out called Go Boy, the gritty true story of how one man fought his way out of some of the darkest places imaginable.

Hi, I'm Sam Mullins, and I've got a new podcast coming out called Go Boy, the gritty true story of how one man fought his way out of some of the darkest places imaginable.

Hi, I'm Sam Mullins, and I've got a new podcast coming out called Go Boy, the gritty true story of how one man fought his way out of some of the darkest places imaginable.

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But when Roger Caron picked up a pen and paper, he went from an ex-con to a literary darling. From Campside Media and iHeart Podcasts, listen to Go Boy on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.