InJustice is a crime series that looks and feels like no other crime series on television. Everything about the conventions of the typical documentary crime series have been turned upside down. Music, art, editing, photography, poetry, narration, and special effects all serve to tell a story in a richly metaphoric and moving way.
A man is shot and killed while lying in his prison cell bunk. The shot came from outside the prison. The incident was later discovered to be a prison escape gone wrong.
KKK organizers come to Saskatchewan in 1926 and raise $160,000 selling memberships. They soon disappear with the money, but are brought back to Canada to face fraud charges.
A man is murdered by his wife in 1919. The circumstances surrounding his death throw doubt upon her motives. Ultimately she becomes the first woman sentenced to death in Canada.
A woman disappears and her case goes cold. Eight years later a Cold Squad discovers her body buried under the concrete basement of a new house, built on the property of the home she once occupied.
