The Father in the Emergency Room: Toronto, 1999

Forensic Psychology by Circle Of Insight Productions

Aug 9, 20264:25Health

In 1999 a father named Henry Masuka walked into St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto carrying his infant son through an asthma attack and walked out into a police shooting that ended his life. This episode traces the desper...

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