Brad Hunter is a National Crime Columnist for The Toronto Sun. He covers a range of topics including crime, murder, and social issues, with a particular focus on Canadian context. Hunter's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Lakeshore Advance, The Kingston Whig-Standard, and The Vancouver Sun.
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Brad Hunter's coverage focuses primarily on evolving stories and breaking news within the realm of crime and entertainment. He seems to be interested in sensational or high-profile cases related to crime, murder, and sex crimes.
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By: Brad Hunter
The teenager is fighting for her life in an Ottawa hospital after the attack in Cobalt. Her ex-boyfriend is accused of the horrific crime.
Dr. Arlene's bottle of election night bubbly has gone decidedly flat.
With the Weaver family of Oregon, murder seems to run in the blood and is hardwired into their DNA.
The Ontario woman was a passenger in a Lyft ride that was pulled over for speeding
By: Brad Hunter
The on-again-off-again girlfriend of a murdered Florida man and her gal pal now face the death penalty in his slaying.
It was a particularly brutal, shocking murder. Accenting the horror was the age and gender of the suspected killers.
By: Brad Hunter
Minnesota missionary Beau Shroyer wanted to bring God to a remote corner of southwest Africa.
It took an Indiana jury four days to determine Richard Allen is one of the most fiendish monsters of our time.
Well, so much for house arrest. So much for deterrents. So much for a lousy justice system that seems incapable of getting things right.
By: Brad Hunter
The kid is 16 years old now and according to cops, he's already made his bones.
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