Confessions of Murder

This audiobook explores the controversial use of the police undercover tactic known as "Mr. Big," which has led to confessions and convictions in complex murder cases, including that of Sebastian Burns and Atif Rafay. It details how these operations function, their remarkable success rate, and the legal challenges they have faced — most notably the Supreme Court of Canada's 2014 ruling that questions the admissibility of confessions obtained through such methods. The narrative raises important questions about the reliability and ethical considerations of reliance on coerced confessions in the justice system.