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05:29El Dino created all that
05:31Maybe if you could just give us a brief introduction to who you are.
05:34Do you know who I am?
05:35I'm the Mountie!
05:38The Mountie!
05:39My name is Jacques Rougeau, I've been wrestling for 41 years, but Dino Bravo, I've known him since I was 18 years old.
05:49Dino was the booker.
05:50Dino was the booker.
05:50Dino was the booker.
05:51Dino was the booker.
05:51It's like when you watch a sitcom on TV every week, they have storylines.
05:56Well, the booker is the one who creates the storylines.
05:58Dino, how was it to have that full packed house right behind you during that main event?
06:02And he created himself.
06:03And he created himself.
06:04He beat everybody when they came in and he worked around his image and his future.
06:10The fans here are obviously solidly behind Dino Bravo.
06:15I think he was so passionate and he ate so much of the fight that he wanted to become more famous.
06:24Over my shoulder, the belt emblematic of the International Heavyweight Wrestling Championship.
06:31This belt worn so proudly for four of the last five years by, of course, the great Dino Bravo.
06:37One, two, three.
06:38Casting himself as the main attraction doesn't always sit well with the other wrestlers,
06:43especially those looking to make a name for themselves.
06:46He'd book himself in main event and he'd put my brother and I like a third or fourth match before intermission.
06:53But for me, in my head, I was a main eventer.
06:55There wasn't always sunshine between me and Dino.
06:59I wanted his spot.
07:00He was the boss.
07:02And me being unhappy, Pat Patterson and Vince were calling me.
07:05They said, Jacques, would you like to join the WWF?
07:07And I said, well, I don't know.
07:09It's a jungle out there.
07:10You know, I want to go there out there alone in the jungle.
07:13As part of its plan for global dominance,
07:16the emerging World Wrestling Federation set its sights on Montreal
07:20and his intent on poaching the town's top stars.
07:24It was unheard of to have wrestlers make the kind of money
07:27that Vince McMahon could make these people.
07:30In the 90s, it was a new wave.
07:31It was something new.
07:32It was fun to see Hacksaw Jim Duggan, whoa, and Coco Beware with his birds.
07:38And it was, oh, yeah, with Miss Elizabeth.
07:41It was an era that came and just, it was fun to watch.
07:44Welcome to WrestleMania III.
07:48Vince is a very intelligent individual,
07:51and he knew that he needed Dino Bravo on board
07:54if he really wanted to draw good crowds in Montreal.
07:57And in 1985, early 1986,
08:00there was a big match that was teased here in Montreal.
08:05It was a dream match.
08:06Hulk Hogan against Dino Bravo.
08:09As a matter of fact, that would have been a match you could have put
08:12in the Olympic Stadium and draw at least 40,000 people.
08:16And it never materialized.
08:18They got scared that Dino Bravo would actually be more popular
08:22than Hulk Hogan in Montreal.
08:24And at the last minute, just decided to cancel the match.
08:28So Dino was not happy with WWF
08:30and decided to actually try to bring international wrestling
08:34to a level of popularity where they could actually compete with WWF.
08:38He was in a mood where I'm not going to let him ruin my business.
08:43He was fooling himself,
08:45and there's nothing that he could have done
08:47to match what WWF was coming with.
08:50Despite Dino's blind ambition,
08:52international wrestling is no match for the WWF showmanship.
08:56He's outclassed in almost every single way.
08:59Now, either you get out of the way or you compete against an elephant.
09:04When I left to go to WWF, I did what I had to do.
09:08And my dad and Dino, they both begged me.
09:11I swear to God, begged me.
09:12Don't go, don't go, because if you go,
09:15the WWF's going to come in here and they're going to kill everybody.
09:19But it was too late, the damage was done.
09:21The talent, they all went for Vince.
09:23The Rougeos went for Vince, Martel, Tanga, everybody went there.
09:28Once your talent's gone, you can't eat.
09:30And that was it.
09:31It was a downfall that was, I think, that you couldn't avoid.
09:35There was a certain moment of frustration with WWF.
09:39And, of course, he was asked again.
09:42He didn't really know where to go.
09:44He didn't know what he wanted to do.
09:46By the end of 1986,
09:48Dino Bravo's once thriving company is on life support.
09:52Now, he must decide whether to continue to fight for his independence
09:57or to side with the enemy.
10:04This photo, it's when he had the title of the champion international.
10:09I think he was very proud.
10:11We can see it in his face.
10:13I can do the same pose with the review as if it was a skirt.
10:16No, it's a joke.
10:20Don't put that off-record, please.
10:22In order to support his family, Dino Bravo must decide if he can let go of his pride
10:30and join the opposition, Vince McMahon's World Wrestling Federation.
10:34So, of course, he was looking to take care of his family.
10:46And Vince McMahon offered Dino money that Dino couldn't refuse.
10:50It was something like $300,000 guaranteed.
10:54And with everything else, he could have made over a million.
10:57Something that he could have not dreamed of doing if he would have stayed in Montreal.
11:02I think Dino came to his senses, and he came to WWF.
11:06And that was funny, because when he walked into the room,
11:09Hey, how you doing, Dino?
11:11See, you know, you did the same move we did.
11:14But there was never animosity.
11:16It was almost like when Dino came, he put that behind him,
11:19and he says, OK, let's move.
11:21I remember when he was in the WWF.
11:24I met Jake Destin, who was coming to the house.
11:26And on my perron, he took his bag with his immense serpent who came out.
11:32And then, I think I cried because I was really scared.
11:39Well, he started laughing.
11:40And my father, when he had everything that had to do with the emotion, the intensity,
11:46it made him react.
11:48It was like a new life of a fighter, a completely new stage of his career.
11:56To make a French-Canadian strongman fit within the cartoon world of the WWF,
12:01Dino was paired with one of American wrestling's most iconic personalities.
12:06Can you tell us who Jimmy Hart is?
12:08Oh, my God.
12:09The best man in the business.
12:11Some managers took the credibility away from their boys.
12:14Jimmy Hart was the guy who knew how to give credibility to his wrestler.
12:19Look at him, man. Look how strong he is.
12:21Whoo!
12:22I went to the ring. I was a baritone. When I came out, I was a soprano.
12:25He's the world's strongest man. I guarantee you that. Look at me.
12:28The wrestler was always the Cadillac.
12:29We were kind of the hood on a Cadillac.
12:32He was in great shape. He could go 30-minute matches if he had to.
12:36He could go against Hogan. He could go against Andre the Giant or any of them.
12:39It was a big man's territory, and he had the size and he had the weight.
12:43By being with me, it kind of put a rocket on his career.
12:45And all of a sudden, he started moving up the card a little bit more.
12:48And of course, when you make a lot of money, your lifestyle goes up.
12:53And he had the Mercedes, that big million-dollar house. He had this. He had that.
12:58We had our houses built at the same time. That's how we got to be next to each other.
13:04I asked him why a big house in Laval. He had a garage with red car.
13:13He took me to that garage and told me, that's your car.
13:17And that, I'll remember all my life. I had four years.
13:21I think it was to show him how he succeeded in his career.
13:28Not only for the public, but I think it's a personal satisfaction to him to want to have more.
13:35Dino's lavish new lifestyle comes at a cost,
13:39as Vince McMahon makes radical changes to his character.
13:43From all-round Canadian hero to an anti-American bleach blonde villain.
13:49So for someone who's not familiar, how would you describe who Vince McMahon is?
13:52Wow! That's a question I didn't expect.
13:57Vince likes to test the boys who stick up to him.
14:01You don't see an Italian with blonde hair. You know, not in Quebec.
14:06But I'm not a hairdresser.
14:08But we tried, and we did a bleach in the hair,
14:11and we even burned his skin so that the bleach was strong.
14:16And then he became ugly and blonde.
14:19So it wasn't really beautiful. It was like a mop on the head.
14:23Everybody thought it was funny when he came in with the blonde hair.
14:27And then Dino was pissed because Dino's a very proud guy.
14:32He was so embarrassed.
14:34But he had to do it because that's what they wanted.
14:37That's the difference in when you're in a small-time league like International Wrestling.
14:40You believe in yourself. You build. You create yourself.
14:43When you go to WWF, you're a number. You're a character.
14:46You're just part of a show.
14:48Competing with the WWF's all-star roster,
14:51the French-Canadian flair that worked for Dino back home gets lost in translation.
14:57I think everybody looks at merchandise and looks at sales
15:00and looks at what they can do with you.
15:02Let's just say Dino Bravo, he had that broken English.
15:05You've never said it right under button, brother love.
15:08Man, you wonder why I hate this country.
15:12It was hard for people to understand what he might be saying,
15:15and so that held him back a little bit.
15:17And I'm going to teach you a lesson.
15:19Dino had his routine.
15:21He had his punches. He had his boots. He had his routine.
15:25But he was never the kind of guy to discover something new.
15:28I think the hardest thing for Dino was doing jobs for guys that weren't on top.
15:33I'm talking about getting beat.
15:35The most important thing in wrestling is your valor marchande,
15:40which means what you are worth on the market.
15:44And if you were a guy that we see the fans see on TV week after week getting beat,
15:49getting beat,
15:50even if it's a show and it's fake and it's organized,
15:53people don't believe in you anymore.
15:55He was getting older.
15:56You've got to remember that when he was like at his peak of his career back in international wrestling,
16:02he was like in the early to the mid-30s.
16:05Now he was late 30s, early 40s.
16:08He still saw himself as a top guy.
16:12When you go to WWF, there's one thing you don't bring there is an ego.
16:17All the shames and all the things you're afraid of, it's going to happen.
16:20Unfortunately, Dino had bigger plans for himself than Vince had for him.
16:25Vince figured, you know, bring in new talent, new face, new blood and you're out.
16:31By the end of 1992, Dino's days with the WWF are over when his contract expires and is not renewed.
16:40No, he just came and told me, hey, I'm leaving.
16:43He said, look, I'm burnt out.
16:45I've done everything I can.
16:46I want to spend time with my family.
16:47We hugged and everything else.
16:49And that was basically it.
16:50All of a sudden it stops.
16:52There's no more income and you don't have a pension and wrestling or nothing like that.
16:56That's where the trouble starts.
16:58With his career over, Dino has lost his life's passion and his livelihood
17:04and is left staring into an abyss.
17:10After six years on wrestling's biggest stage, Dino Bravo's career is over.
17:17He must look for other ways to support his family and decadent lifestyle.
17:22I think that once you get with the WWF and you leave, where could you go?
17:27You know, it's like playing professional baseball and then dropping down to our model league contract.
17:31You know, as soon as you drop down, it's like, oh, his career is over.
17:35If everybody has good times in life makes money and everybody has bad times in life where they will need money.
17:43I've been there, done that, many times.
17:46He was a little worried about his future.
17:51The house was huge.
17:52We had accounts that were coming up at the door, as we can say.
17:56And it was...
17:58It was...
17:59It had to survive.
18:00It was someone who had been in the world of the world all his life.
18:04And it was, okay, what do I become tomorrow morning?
18:08Or what I'm going to become, what I'm going to become, what I'm going to do of my gang-pain, of my life, and of my career.
18:14He's in survival mode, and he wants to make money, so it's...
18:18With no professional experience outside of wrestling, Dino has very few options.
18:24What he does have is connections.
18:27Montreal is not far from the United States, and the corruption is widespread for the police and the government in Quebec.
18:37That's why the mafiosi like Montreal.
18:40I am a journalist with interest in mafia and organized crime.
18:46The Cotroni family was very active under the authority of the Sicilian family Risotto.
18:52Vic Cotroni was the leader of the first mafia family in the history of Quebec.
18:58Everybody knew who Vic Cotroni was.
19:00He was, like, the so-called father of the mob here in Montreal.
19:05Vic Cotroni was also a former wrestler.
19:07He wrestled back in the 1930s under the name of Vic Vincent.
19:12Dino Bravo was actually related to the Cotronis because Vic was Dino's uncle.
19:18That's who?
19:22What's Cotroni, that's?
19:23That's Cotroni, if I'm not mistaken.
19:25We have a family.
19:27For me, it's the family, Cotroni.
19:29It was in our family, in fact.
19:32It's not a guy who had a dossier judiciaire.
19:35It was a guy who had contacts.
19:37And there are people who would say that it's not because you've been with people that you're part of.
19:42But it depends.
19:43The group Cotroni was powerful in this period, in the context of the cigarette, in the context of the cigarette, in the context of the boisson.
19:54C'est un gars imposant.
19:56C'est un gars qui avait une belle personnalité.
19:59Et je pense que les gens de la mafia italienne ont voulu, d'une façon, de l'approcher.
20:06Moi, je pense qu'il a peut-être été naïf.
20:09Et souvent, l'argent fait faire des choses.
20:13Mais il était imposant.
20:15De collecter, c'était inquiétant.
20:20Bravo avait une stature très imposante.
20:23Quand tu vas enlever deux gars dans la porte, tu dois de l'argent, tu les reçois gentiment.
20:28Et c'était les gros bras qui avaient pas peur de rien, pis qui étaient forts, pis ils l'avaient mis dans ce rôle-là.
20:33It was like a $60 million man.
20:36He had no fear of anything and no consequences.
20:39There's nothing could happen to him.
20:42Dino's past life as a wrestling powerhouse means he has all the brute force a debt collector requires.
20:48We've kind of heard stories about Dino kind of had a little bit of a temper, is that true?
20:52Yeah.
20:53Oh, temper, oh no, he had a hot temper.
20:56Very, very hot temper.
20:58Dino Bravo was a big Montreal Canadiens fan.
21:01And if you're a Montreal Canadiens fan, you hated everything about the Quebec Nordiques.
21:06I'm not gonna name you the player, but one time in a bar in Quebec City, there's a player that said something.
21:14I'm 18 years old.
21:15I'm drinking, drinking, drinking, and I'm coming down the stairs and then Dino says,
21:19Hey, that's a hockey player from the Nordiques.
21:21And me, with my loud mouth, I'm drunk, half drunk, I go,
21:25Ah, the Nordiques!
21:27That's all bullshit!
21:29So he backs up against the wall, and he puts himself in position like that, and I start running with my fist.
21:36But I'm running towards the wall, and he ducks, and I hit the wall.
21:39And he grabs me by the shirt, and I swear, I would have probably had the beating of my life.
21:45And Dino took him, and he sidestepped, and he says, Hey, let him go, and then he made something to Dino.
21:50He said something about phony, and the guy had a nice Corvette.
21:54Dino picked him up like you'd pick up a ragdoll and ran his head right into the Corvette, just out of nowhere.
22:01You know, the guy just went down like a sack of potatoes.
22:04He said, You think I'm a phony? Come and try me out.
22:07Believe me, you didn't want to be around him when he got mad.
22:10You were to put a gun to his head, and he says, Don't point a gun at me.
22:15Shoot me right away, because I'm coming for you.
22:17As Dino heads down his new career path, his wife, Diane, sends his trouble.
22:24He started to have new friends that we've never met in our life.
22:32I didn't feel that the vibe was necessarily good.
22:36It wasn't really friends.
22:39It was the knowledge they wanted to do.
22:41It wasn't a good environment.
22:44It was very dangerous because if you don't know the rules, you're in trouble.
23:01One night, Dino calls me, Hey Jacques, can you come and see me?
23:07I'm like, Dino's calling me to go see him?
23:09We're not that close of friends.
23:11We respect each other, but we're not that close of friends.
23:14And I said, Okay, I said, I can't go today, but I'll go tomorrow.
23:17He says, Come and see me as soon as you can.
23:19That was his last words to me.
23:21That night, there was a hockey game.
23:25I called him.
23:26I said, Dino, what are you doing?
23:28He says, I'm going to watch the hockey game.
23:31And the next morning, I'm at the gas station.
23:33Now I'm going to see him.
23:34The gas at the pump, the guy says, Yeah, your friend, your buddy there, he got it, huh?
23:40I looked at the front page of the Montreal paper.
23:43He got 11 bullets in the body and seven bullets in the head.
23:47That's a rough way to go.
23:55Are there any details that you wish to share on that final day?
24:02No, I don't like to talk too much about coming back to this energy
24:07or these emotions that have been dramatically difficult.
24:13Close to midnight on March 10th, 1993, Dino Bravo's wife, Deanne, pulls into the driveway
24:21with six-year-old Claudia sleeping in the back seat.
24:25It was a thunderstorm this evening.
24:27It was one of the biggest thunderstorms of summer.
24:31This evening, I was in the ballet with my mother.
24:36It was her husband, Diane Rivet, 28 years old, who left the house at 21 hours with her
24:42six-year-old daughter, who discovered the body,
24:44and came back a little before midnight.
24:46Almost the first one to know because his wife got back home and we had the house one beside
24:52the other one.
24:54She rings up the bell and I see her crying with Claudia in her hand.
25:00They come in the house, said, what are you crying with?
25:03Do you know he's dead?
25:05I said, what did you say?
25:09It's like the biggest shock I ever had in my life.
25:13If you would have taken a two-by-four and you hit me in the back of my head,
25:17you wouldn't have hurt me more than that.
25:19I said, are you crazy?
25:20Yeah, he was shot.
25:22It wasn't no scuffle.
25:32His wife and family were sent away and he was just sitting there like he was waiting
25:36for it to happen, you know?
25:38And you hear all kinds of different stories, you know, about what happened.
25:41Well, was it a robbery?
25:42Was it a break-in?
25:43Nobody, we, it was so sketchy on everything.
25:46Dino had been shot 11 times, 7 bullets to the head and 4 to his body.
25:52A pistol and a machine gun are found at the scene, but strangely there is no sign of forced
25:58entry and the door is unlocked.
26:01The circumstances surrounding the death of Dino Bravo are still nebulous.
26:06First of all, it seems that he knew his or his aggressors, since there is no trace
26:11of infraction and nothing indicates that he was on his guard.
26:14The mysterious and brutal circumstances of his death leaves Dino's family and friends
26:30in a state of shock.
26:32I waited and the funeral went to the funeral.
26:35I don't know what to tell you.
26:37It was the worst time of my life.
26:40It wasn't easy because I realized who really was his friends, those who were there.
26:47And, of course, I had a deception.
26:50And, well, it's true, there are other hypotheses and other pistons that arrive in you.
26:54It's like, you know, it's him, it's him, it's him, it's him, it's him, it's him.
26:57I made a drawing of my family.
27:00I made a drawing of my mother, my father and me.
27:05And I brought it to his tomb.
27:09And, of course, all the people behind me were raised.
27:13Because they found themselves so poor.
27:19And, of course, I didn't recognize him.
27:25But I recognized his fingers, his hands.
27:29He had the hands crossed.
27:31And my father had so many big fingers, big hands.
27:35And he had his fingers wrapped up in the blood.
27:38And I said, that's his father.
27:45To see his daughter there, so young, that she didn't understand exactly,
27:50you know how sad it is.
27:53We explained that my father went to the sky, to meet the stars,
27:58and that I couldn't see him.
28:00It was hard for me to realize that he wasn't there, in fact.
28:06I think she realized it more when she started school,
28:10by friends, and that people knew who his father was.
28:14Things like that.
28:15So, it's there that we knew it, and we explained it a little bit more details.
28:20But, again, in the head of a child, there's a certain limit
28:25of things that we can understand.
28:30The details of Dino's murder dominate the headlines in Montreal.
28:35Yet, despite all the coverage pointing to a Mafia-style execution,
28:40questions surrounding who did it, and why, remain.
28:44It's a guy who made a great career in the field of the fight,
28:48who represented the people of Quebec,
28:51to finish this way.
28:53Mr. Bravo would have given a friend with whom we talked about this night,
28:58who was afraid of his life.
29:00That's where we got into it.
29:02Oh, my God.
29:03My father didn't have any enemies.
29:05Everyone liked him.
29:06He liked the world.
29:07I don't know how he could make enemies,
29:10except if someone had something wrong.
29:13I honestly think that when Dino was at the end of his days,
29:17that he may have done something that he wasn't supposed to.
29:19A lot of rumors run.
29:20And he must have realized at one point,
29:23you're screwed.
29:25But the true depth of Dino's involvement in organized crime
29:29will stun the wrestling world and beyond.
29:32and beyond.
29:38The door must have been unlocked,
29:39because there's no fourth entry,
29:41or he let somebody in.
29:43I wouldn't want to go that way.
29:46Is the door closed?
29:49We tell me that in this residence,
29:52the door never closed.
29:54We've heard that his wife leave,
29:57that his wife go to work,
29:59and go to work.
30:03So that's one of the hypotheses,
30:04that someone had received the presence of someone
30:07that he knew.
30:09Police examining the crime scene of Dino Bravo's murder
30:12discover 17 bullet casings from two different firearms
30:16on the living room floor.
30:18This leads authorities to believe that two assassins are involved
30:22and supports the theory that his death is linked to organized crime.
30:27The neighborhood he was living in, in Laval,
30:32was in Vimon,
30:33which is like a very upscale neighborhood.
30:36A lot of mafiosi from the new generation,
30:40they moved there.
30:42At least two people who were living near Dino Bravo
30:46were killed at the same time.
30:48Nine months earlier,
30:50Mafia accountant Robert Caverson was shot in his home,
30:54just down the street from Bravo's house.
30:57Four months later, and two streets away,
31:00a cigarette smuggler, Gislan Renzo, was also killed.
31:04The police, aware of Bravo's ties to the Catroni family,
31:08looked for connections.
31:09Three days after his death,
31:24a crucial piece of evidence is uncovered.
31:28We also heard that there was a considerable amount of money
31:30inside the house.
31:32A amount of about 55,000 dollars
31:35which included a cargaison of cigarettes,
31:39of contraband.
31:40At a moment, there was a car accident,
31:44and we couldn't know where it was going,
31:46and there was a car accident.
31:49And there was someone who said,
31:51we had a loss of 50,000 dollars.
31:53For the investigators,
31:54the death of Dino Bravo
31:56is linked to a deal of 50,000 dollars
31:59concerning the contraband of the CIA.
32:02Is that a loss of 50,000 dollars,
32:04is it a sufficient reason to kill someone?
32:08There are people who made it for less than that,
32:11and especially in this area.
32:12By the early 1990s,
32:16organized crime is flourishing in Montreal.
32:19Alongside the Mafia,
32:22or warring biker gangs,
32:23and smugglers operating out of First Nation reserves.
32:27What connects them all
32:29is the lucrative business of contraband cigarettes.
32:33The natives were suppliers for the smugglers,
32:38and all the cigarettes came from the reserves.
32:42They brought me anywhere.
32:44I mean, I was like their friend.
32:46When we were together,
32:47when my mother was not present,
32:49they were sitting in front of me.
32:51They brought me mostly to the Indians.
32:54I had no idea what the Indians represented for my father.
32:57It was their friend.
32:58I don't know how they had necessarily met these people.
33:02I'm sure someone who presented it,
33:05and at a moment,
33:07it was official.
33:09I work with my friends
33:12of the contraband of cigarettes.
33:14Here are the plum cigarettes
33:17that come from his reserves.
33:19How did it determine how much
33:21at the time?
33:22In 1980?
33:23Oh!
33:24It should be $5,000.
33:26A lot of people smoked them
33:28because you paid half price for a pack.
33:31Thousands and thousands of cases of cigarettes
33:34I hear were sold.
33:35Thousands.
33:36Did you know that he was involved in cigarette smuggling?
33:41Yeah, well, of course I knew.
33:43Yeah, he told me.
33:45I said, well, everybody at that time,
33:47a lot of people were into that business
33:49because everybody smoked
33:51and everybody wanted to pay less money.
33:53So is it from that?
33:55I don't know.
33:56Is it for something else?
33:57I don't know.
33:59Because if I knew, believe me,
34:01I was so close to him,
34:02I would like to have that revenge for him.
34:05The only wrestler that I know of
34:08that Dino talked to about
34:11his organized crime life
34:14prior to leaving wrestling
34:16was Rick Martel.
34:18Martel declined to be involved in this documentary.
34:21But in 2007,
34:23he gave a rare interview
34:24revealing conversations he had with Dino
34:26about his life in organized crime.
34:29Dino went to see the Indians
34:31and the Indians were big wrestling fans, you know?
34:34So when they saw Dino,
34:35oh man, you know?
34:36So they started dealing strictly with Dino.
34:39So Dino had the monopoly with the Indians
34:42because the Indians, you know,
34:44they have the river there.
34:46You know, they can pass cigarettes like crazy or whatever.
34:49I didn't know what it was.
34:52I really didn't know.
34:54Control over the narcotics trade
34:56is in a constant state of flux.
34:58Each criminal group is looking for an edge,
35:01even if that means crossing into somebody else's turf.
35:04The cigarettes business was doing so great
35:08that the cocaine people, you know,
35:10saying, hey, look,
35:11maybe there's some money for us in there too, you know?
35:13So the big cocaine guy apparently went to see Dino
35:17and said, look, you let me in on your cigarette deals
35:20and I'll let you in on some cocaine deal.
35:22So what apparently happened,
35:23they did some kind of agreement
35:26and Dino had a $400,000 shipment in some warehouse somewhere.
35:32It stayed there for like three days.
35:35A few days before the murder,
35:38the police seized a large quantity of cigarettes
35:43in the warehouse.
35:45They made surveillance of the warehouse
35:47and they saw Dino Bravo
35:49with peoples who were on investigation.
35:53And on the third day when the cocaine guy went to pick it up,
35:58the RCMP and all the police were there.
36:00So they were blaming each other.
36:02Dino said, oh, you should have picked it up the first day.
36:04It never happened
36:05and you shouldn't let it sit there.
36:07So there was a lot of heat.
36:09Dino screwed up and would have made the organization
36:14lose tons of money.
36:16It was a big seizure, $400,000.
36:21It's enough to be killed.
36:24They did surveys,
36:26they had barricaded the house,
36:28they had fought everywhere,
36:30everywhere, everywhere,
36:31everywhere in the house.
36:32They had to come back to us.
36:34We didn't have any news.
36:36We didn't have any news.
36:38We didn't have any tracks,
36:41they couldn't continue their research.
36:43It wasn't clear.
36:44It was,
36:45which was clear,
36:46who,
36:47when,
36:48how,
36:49why.
36:50It was so violent,
36:52and the,
36:53the way they did it,
36:54the mafia,
36:55they're more classy when they shoot somebody.
36:59I didn't hear,
37:00the thinking was that the killer wanted police to believe there were two shooters.
37:07The person who killed them was a friend.
37:10That's what I think.
37:12Sitting in the couch with your remote control,
37:14when there's someone in front of you,
37:16it can't be a stranger.
37:17It has to be someone you like and you trust.
37:20That, for me, is the definition of mafia for me.
37:24I would rather think that this would be a threat.
37:29In 35 years, I never heard that natives killed people off the reserve.
37:38The motorcycle gangs, maybe it's their style.
37:43They are more violent.
37:45That's why maybe the bikers execute a contract.
37:49Are the natives behind that contract?
37:52We don't know.
37:53It's a mystery for everybody.
38:01This is a beautiful picture.
38:03Dino Brouwer in blonde.
38:04And Claudia is a little girl.
38:06Of course,
38:07the little girl was always around him.
38:09And here is me and Dino.
38:12Well, walking here at the arena.
38:15We were getting ready to work.
38:17So these are the best memories of my life.
38:22I miss him every day.
38:24What could have been?
38:26What could have been?
38:27Questions with no answers.
38:30Decades after Dino Bravo's brutal murder,
38:33friends and family still don't know if they'll ever find out the truth of what happened and why.
38:39You know, it was difficult to know.
38:42Even if we were asked for thousands of questions during a few years,
38:48we were wondering what was going on.
38:51So we just continued to live daily.
38:54And with my mother, of course,
38:55she had the force to just live without her son.
39:00And I also followed this force to also elevate my daughter.
39:06And having a normal mother with her son,
39:11who is a 28-year-old.
39:14Aucun object was kept.
39:16It was my mother who had that in her possession.
39:19And at the moment of the drama,
39:22she was apart from everything
39:24because it was too difficult for her.
39:27So, for her, for her, it was clear.
39:30She wanted to give her everything.
39:33She gave her everything to her family, to her friends.
39:36And it was correct.
39:38It was correct that she did it.
39:40He started wrestling in 1970, ended up in 1992.
39:44That's a 22-year career.
39:46So, that's the only thing he knew.
39:49That's the only thing he could do.
39:51And there's not a lot of jobs you can do
39:55which will give you several hundreds of thousands of dollars
40:00aside from organized crime.
40:03Dino Bravo always made sure that there was harmony between the boys.
40:09Dino knew how to create a team.
40:13If I had to start my life again,
40:15that would be one part I'd never change.
40:18The time that I had a business in Quebec working for Dino Bravo.
40:22My father left as a heritage of my passion.
40:29The people who talk about my father,
40:31the fans, the real fans of LUT, who talk about Dino Bravo.
40:35My father was a volcano, an explosion.
40:39It was...
40:40It was...
40:41It was...
40:42It was...
40:43It was...
40:44It was...
40:45It was...
40:46It was...
40:47It was...
40:48It was...
40:49It was...
40:50It was...
40:51It was...
40:52It was...
40:53It was...
40:54It was...
40:55It was...
40:56It was...
40:57It was...
40:58It was...
40:59It was...
41:00And then the generation is going to go away.
41:01But believe me, the way things are,
41:04people always keep reminding...
41:07There'll always be stories that will come out
41:09about Dino how he died and did he die from the bikers.
41:14Did he die?
41:15That...
41:16That will stay with me.
41:17And that's too bad.
41:18But that's the way it is.
41:20Tienes que tomar el golpe.
41:50Pero también, creo que es mejor que no se sienten, porque de lo saber, es solo ser más en la negación, ser más fóchida de la persona que ha cometido este gesto.
42:02Yo me digo que en la vida, la gente recolecta lo que la gente sabe, así que no importa dónde está ella, espero que la persona que ella ha tenido, lo que ella merece.
42:11Yo me recuerdo de buenos recuerdos de la persona que me ha dado una bella mujer, a la que soy muy orgullosa.
42:24Me gustaría que la gente se recuerda de él siendo un hombre fiel, de representar el Quebec en el nivel de la lucha, en su profesión.
42:36Es el hombre más fuerte al mundo y, por lo que sea, un buen equipo, un buen padre de la familia y un buen marido.
42:49Yo le agradezco por haber tomado las decisiones malas, porque él ha hecho eso para nosotros, pero que yo le amo y que yo le amo.
43:01Me gustaría que yo le amo... me gustaría que yo le amo.
43:04Me gustaría que yo le amo y que él seré grand-père hoy día de dos magníficos hijos.
43:13Me gustaría que yo le amén de él muy bien, me gustaría que yo le amo, me gustaría que yo le amo…
43:17Me gustaría mucho más que yo le amo lo que sea.
43:20Y yo, me gustaría que yo le amo.
43:22La policía de Quebec fue contactada para este documentario,
43:31pero no han participado, mientras que este caso aún se mantiene abierto.
43:40¿Sabes el viejo de Shakespeare?
43:44Alguien dijo que el mal que los hombres vivan después de ellos,
43:47pero el mal se interesa con sus brazos.
43:50Debería ser la otra manera.
43:52Pensar sobre lo bueno y lo demás.
43:55Tienes que olvidarlo.
43:56Y no lo repetir.
43:59Eso es todo.
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