Ilina Ghosh

Two longtime former employees accused of being among former Canadian fashion mogul Peter Nygard’s “co-conspirators” are denying allegations against them. Peter Nygard is in custody in Manitoba on an extradition warrant, facing multiple charges in the U.S. for sex trafficking and racketeering. (Jonathan Becker/Contour by Getty Images) Two longtime former employees accused of being among Peter Nygard's "co-conspirators" are denying allegations against them.

By Timothy Sawa, Lynette Fortune, Ashley Mak, Ilina Ghosh and Bob McKeown January 31, 2021 WARNING: This story contains graphic content. One afternoon in 2015, word went out to staff at Peter Nygard's palatial seaside compound in the Bahamas. A meeting between Nygard and a senior politician had the green light. A well-oiled machine comprised of staff members who knew what to do when encounters like these were planned sprang into action. Cash was prepared by accountants. Vehicles were readied.

Emily Pasiuk, Lisa Bryn Rundle and Ilina Ghosh March 15, 2020 In the latest season of the CBC investigative podcast Uncover, host Lisa Bryn Rundle delves into the mass hysteria about satanic ritual abuse, which swept across North America in the 1980s, eventually landing in Martensville, Sask. Listen to the full season of Uncover: Satanic Panic at CBC.ca/uncover or on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts or Spotify. It was the spring of 1992 in the small town of Martensville.