In the wake of the Somalia Affair, the Canadian government moved quickly — not to ensure justice, but to control the damage. The Airborne Regiment was disbanded in disgrace. A public inquiry was launched, then abruptly shut down before it could expose the full truth. Politicians resigned. Evidence disappeared. And the military scrambled to protect its image. In Episode 3, we examine the calculated collapse of accountability: how the fallout was managed, who paid the price, and who walked away untouched.