Are Alberta Crown prosecutors relying on a fake forensic pathologist to wrongfully convict people? That is the question arising from an official RCMP investigation that found “inaccuracies” in the CV of “Dr.” Bamidale Adeagbo, whose credentials were relied on in numerous criminal trials involving Albertans.
Brampton man Guramrit Sidhu (a.k.a. "King") recently pleaded guilty to engaging in a continuing criminal enterprise, facing a minimum of 20 years to life imprisonment for coordinating the shipment of at least 1,920 lb (870 kg) of cocaine…
Regina “Dr.” accused of multiple sexual assaults and impropriety, Imafidon “Thomas” Izekor was found guilty of two counts of sexual misconduct, one involving a 16-year-old minor and another involving a 19-year-old patient, and is currently…
Surj Singh Salaria, a Calgary-based commercial truck driver, is facing three serious criminal charges for attempting to traffic 170 pounds of cocaine into Canada from the United States through the Montana–Alberta Coutts border crossing on September 25, 2025.
Earlier this year, the RCMP near Swift Current, Saskatchewan, less than 100 miles from the U.S. border, charged two Calgarians with trafficking a massive quantity of fentanyl, enough to kill nearly four million people.
Mr. Khela once held the distinction of being the first Canadian of Sikh faith to be sentenced for terrorism-related crimes in 1987. After serving six years, his conviction was overturned, Canada issued an apology, and he was released.
A recent investigation by FF12 has brought to light serious concerns about Dr. Bamidele Adeagbo, a forensic pathologist who influenced the outcome of over 5000 autopsies in Alberta and served as an expert witness in homicide cases for the Crown.
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