The White Mile Trial A River Rafting Tragedy and the Courtroom Justice That Followed

Eleven advertising executives from some of the largest corporations in the United States boarded a raft for a day of whitewater rafting in the Canadian Rockies. Less than three hours later, five of them would be dead. Was the accident chance or negligence?

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2025-01-01
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The White Mile Trial A River Rafting Tragedy and the Courtroom Justice That Followed

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Eleven advertising executives from some of the largest corporations in the United States boarded a raft for a day of whitewater rafting in the Canadian Rockies. Less than three hours later, five of them would be dead. Was the accident chance or negligence?

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