Carrie Low VS.

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Carrie's criminal case is upended by a homicide.

Carrie faces shocking roadblocks in her criminal case, including a publication ban prohibiting her from telling her story publicly, unless she hides her identity. But she refuses to back down.

An arrest is finally made in Carrie's case, but she wonders why only one man has been charged. CORRECTION: Sunny Marriner was Executive Director of the Ottawa Rape Crisis Centre for 5 years, not 17 years as mentioned in the episode. She also worked at the Sexual Assault Support Centre of Ottawa for 17 years previously. We regret the error.

The original investigator assigned to Carrie's case reveals what he says happened behind the scenes.

Carrie tries to launch a complaint against police but is thrown a surprising curveball.

Carrie goes to the police to report she's been drugged, kidnapped and assaulted. But the investigation does not go as she expects.

Carrie Low's story begins on an average night out at a bar but turns into a nightmare. And Carrie's public fight against the institutions she thought would help her leads to an offer of help from the person she least expected.