When Trina Benedict tucked her 6 year old into the bunk on the Queen of the North ferry that evening in 2006, she had no idea what nightmare was about to unfold. Just a few hours later, they’d be running for their lives from the ship, as it slowly sank into the cold ocean water.&nbsp; It’s 20 years since that ferry sank off the coast of British Columbia. 101 passengers were onboard. Two - Gerald Foizy and Shirley Rosette - were never found, and are presumed dead.&nbsp; Betsy Trumpener's award-winning documentary weaves together chilling SOS calls and Trina’s harrowing first person account.&nbsp; From our special archival doc summer series - This is Still at Sea.

How music revealed his hidden life

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