One Dead Indian: The Premier, the Police, and the Ipperwash Crisis

“One Dead Indian is a very important book. If you care about democracy, and the separation of government and police, this is a must read. . . . Edwards (is) a journalist’s journalist.” —Globe and Mail “(One Dead Indian) could become the catalyst needed to force the Harris government to call a judicial inquiry into the intolerable silence and obfuscation surrounding Ipperwash.” —Globe and Mail editorial “[A] scathing indictment of police brutality and political deception over the killing of unarmed Dudley George. . . . One Dead Indian is a very impressive feat of investigative journalism.” —Toronto Star"Excellent book. . . . This is a compelling, well-researched and important book which I would highly urge you to read.” —Evan Solomon, CBC television’s ‘Hot Type’ “Edwards’ book is clearly written and well-researched. He has reconstructed with care a complex problem. For those concerned with social justice, this book is sometimes difficult to digest.” —Daniel McIntosh, National Post “We’re impressed by the quality and depth of Edwards’ research. It is a thorough and important book.”  —Windspeaker, Canada’s National Aboriginal News“I’ve just finished reading Star reporter Peter Edwards’ gripping book on the case—One Dead Indian: The Premier, the Police, and the Ipperwash Crisis. Hours after I finished underlining, while the pages sprouted a bristling border of yellow sticky notes, my heart is still pumping with sorrowing outrage.” —Toronto Star