It has been rumoured for some time now that a U.S. news agency is working at a shocking video documentary about Superdad. We have now confirmed that Signal High Studio News (WXFS-TV) [here], the fledgling television branch of Signal High News Corporation [here], is in the investigative stage of that production, scheduled for release later this year.
According to Ruth Kora, the Editor-in-Chief for Signal High News, “Yes, we’re moving ahead on that. We are gathering information now and will begin production soon.” Signal High recently posted an article calling on members of the public to contribute information about judges Michael R. Gibson and Leanne E. Standryk — two very prominent figures in the attack against Superdad and the Girls [here].
Signal High posted the following description of the documentary [here]:
“Running Away (and Running Away, Again) is an in-depth documentary that follows the lives of two young girls, sexually abused by the boyfriend of their biological mother and turned away by police forces as well as child protection authorities. Knowing the abuse was going to continue, they fled Canada with their trusted and loving father, known as the ‘Superdad of St. Catharines’ but the story didn’t end there. The Canadian government hunted them like terrorists, breaking their own laws to force them back to Canada – to separate them and get revenge for the embarrassment they caused. This is an unbelievable story of bravery in the face of danger, and how far a father will go to protect his little girls.“
When asked about the publication ban and gag orders in place, Kora said: “We are an American news agency, creating an American news product, with American news resources. Canadian publication bans have no say here. We have all the consent we need.” Kora would not confirm whether or not the documentary will use real names or actual video footage, but did say that publishing the real names and images of public officials in their public duty capacity is an important duty of the free press.
Those wishing to contribute their experience should visit https://www.signalhigh.news and click on Make a Report.
