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    #212 Newfoundland 2: The Newfoundlanding
    In the prurient rush for lurid details about Bruce McArthur and his victims, maybe it’s time to re-examine the way we consume true crime. And the ongoing saga of the Mark Norman affair becomes even muddier.
    David Crosbie
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    Jesse Brown
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    Deidre Olsen co-hosts.

    CORRECTION: The show notes for this episode originally stated that the Liberals dropped a suit against Mark Norman. In fact, the Crown has stayed charges against the Vice-Admiral. We regret the error.

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