White Devil

How did a woman, who grew up on a farm in rural Canada, end up in a tropical paradise partnered with the son of a billionaire. Jasmine and Andrew seemed to have the perfect relationship — but behind closed doors things were not as they seemed. Find out more about Campside Media at campsidemedia.com and follow us @campside_media. This is a Campside Media Production Learn more abou

Jasmine and Andrew's children are the 4th generation of the powerful Ashcroft family who have a link to Belize, a fascinating place where things don't always play out as you would expect them to. Find out more about Campside Media at campsidemedia.com and follow us @campside_media. This is a Campside Media Production Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With Jasmine Hartin behind bars, it is starting to look like the powerful billionaire machine might not have as much influence as first thought. Find out more about Campside Media at campsidemedia.com and follow us @campside_media. This is a Campside Media Production Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Belize is rocked by a shocking death. The daughter-in-law of one of the most powerful people inBelize has been arrested for shooting a prominent policeman. And people expect that this privileged white woman will just walk away. Find out more about Campside Media at campsidemedia.com and follow us @campside_media. This is a Campside Media Production Learn more about your ad choices.

In this 12-part narrative limited series, premiering May 6th, host Josh Dean investigates the shooting of Henry Jemmott, a senior Belizean Police Officer, by a Canadian property developer named Jasmine Hartin. Shootings are not unusual in Belize. Shootings of cops are, and Jasmine is part of one of the most powerful families in Belize. This is the biggest news story in a generation

Late on the night of Friday May 28, 2021, a single gunshot shattered the silence along the beach just outside Belize’s luxurious Alaia resort, and by the next morning the tiny nation in Central America was riveted by one of the biggest, splashiest, and more perplexing crime stories in its history. An 12-part narrative limited series reported and hosted by Josh Dean. Find out more