Canada's Most Famous "Indian" Was Exposed at His Death | Grey Owl, 1938

Four months after he performed for King George VI, Grey Owl, Canada's celebrated author and conservationist, died in Saskatchewan. He was an Englishman from Hastings named Archibald Belaney. This is the case of the voice a country trusted, told through the obituary that still called him an Indian. CHAPTERS 00:00 The Longest Obituary 0:26 The Boy by the Sea 1:37 The Trapper's Change of Heart 3:23 A Cabin Built for Beavers 5:28 A Quiet Desk in North Bay 6:44 The Morning After 8:11 Whose Voice Was It 9:24 The Ledger MUSIC Original score made for this video. Found a mistake? Tell us in the comments and we will correct it. #TrueCrime #Canada #Mystery