68-year-old Malcom Madsen flew to Mexico in October 2018. His family hasn't seen him since

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Published 2023-06-15

Almost five years later, following a privately-funded investigation, three arrests, a trial, guilty verdicts and 56-year sentences for all accused, Madsen is still missing. #MalcomIsMissing #shorts

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Brooke Mullins, Madsen's daughter, spent the last five years as an amateur sleuth, uncovering clues and details about his disappearance in an effort to piece together what happened. Mullins, who is from Port Hope, Ont., spent an estimated $300,000 on flights to Mexico, legal help, informants and even bribes as she searched for her father.

The documentary Malcom is Missing (@malcomismissingdoc and now streaming free on @cbcgem) follows Mullins' journey through a corrupt system of disinterested Mexican authorities, ignored and erased evidence, and a shocking "smoking gun" video of her father being drugged that didn't seem to move the official investigation an inch.

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All Comments (3)

@mayiamx 8 months ago

And it should have been enough 🙏🏻
@machevellian79 10 months ago

Be nice if missing and murdered indigenous people got half as much concern. I heard there was a lot of pushback when they wanted the landfill to be checked in Winnipeg.