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Forensic Investigators: Damon Calanca | Forensic Science Documentary | Reel Truth Science

201946 minHD★ 7.8Crime & Justice

On the 12th January 1993, Gabe Meyer is dropped off at a gymnasium in Innisfail, Queensland by his father, little knowing it would be the last time he would see him alive. His disappearance would take police detectives into crocodile infested waters, the depths of cane fields and rainforests, and a world of distorted reality and deadly lies in their search for clues that would help them bring his killer to justice.

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