Connie Walker's 2021-22 investigation of her family’s experience at a Catholic-run residential school offers a glimpse into the widescale abuse of Indigenous children that took place for over a century at schools across Canada, and the shrinking window to hold aging offenders accountable.

The acclaimed documentary chronicles a community’s investigation into the Canadian Indian residential school system that ignites a reckoning in the lives of survivors and descendants.

One of Montana’s most high-profile missing person cases is the backdrop of a 2024 court decision that could have statewide implications for violent offenders’ access to firearms. Connie Walker’s reporting between 2020 and 2023 offers valuable insight into the June 2018 disappearance of Jermain Charlo, the ongoing investigation, and the firearms case that stemmed from it.

The literary memoir MAD WIFE chronicles the insidious loss of power and control that can play out over the course of a 20-year relationship.

Alex Marzano-Lesnevich's 2017 hybrid of memoir and true crime considers if the stories that define us can ever contain the whole truth.

Jon Krakauer's MISSOULA examines several cases of campus rape between 2010 and 2012 and the systems that failed to support survivors.