Brad Hunter is a National Crime Columnist at The Toronto Sun. His reporting focuses on crime and justice, with a keen interest in court proceedings, legal reform, and cultural subcultures across Central America, the Caribbean, and South America. He has been featured in various publications, including the Lakeshore Advance, The Kingston Whig-Standard, and Forbes.
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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.
Given his focus on local (Canada, Ontario, Toronto) news, he would likely be responsive to pitches related to similar ongoing criminal cases or investigations within this geographic area. Additionally, since he covers a lot of evolving stories and breaking news, providing timely updates or exclusive insights into these types of cases could capture his attention.
It is important for potential sources reaching out to Brad Hunter to keep in mind the sensitive nature of the topics covered and ensure that any information shared is factually accurate and respectful towards those affected by these events.
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The United States has taken away Canadian gamer boy Devin Wolfgang Vanderhoef's gadgets for good. Read more.
By: Brad Hunter
Two scantily-clad Texas sisters were all smiles after they were arrested for hacking a mother-of-five to death. Read on.
Daniel Senecal should be locked away in a cave and left there to rot forever.
Amy McHale walked into a rundown Philadelphia row house in 2016 and vanished from the face of the earth. Read more.
Terrorism fan girl Catherine Beth Washburn allegedly put her money where her mouth is in support of Islamic fanatics in Gaza. Read more.
Judge Nicholas Rowland gushed about the two teen rapists as he let them walk free. On Thursday, the script was flipped. Learn more.
Jagpreet Singh did not waste any time when he arrived on these shores. Now, he has been convicted of second-degree murder. Read Bread Hunter
By: Brad Hunter
A Burlington couple convicted of first-degree murder in the deadly abuse of their adopted son was sentenced to life in prison. Read more.
By: Brad Hunter
By the late 1950s, singles and families alike were ditching cities like Detroit, Cleveland, Philadelphia, and New York. Read on.
The legislation has finally passed, the waiting is over, and that milestone matters on its own because policy uncertainty has been a real brake on capital formation.
