Chris Horlacher with Dan Dicks of Press for Truth, September 2022 first Equibit lawsuit interview

In September 2022 Chris Horlacher sat with Dan Dicks of Press for Truth for the first substantial broadcast interview on the Equibit lawsuit. Mainstream coverage had not arrived. This conversation did.

Host: pressfortruth.ca
May 2026 update: Chris Horlacher returns to Press for Truth

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Dan Dicks

Dan Dicks is an independent investigative journalist and host of Press for Truth, dedicated to government accountability, exposing corruption, and covering stories ignored by legacy media. His courageous early coverage was pivotal.

Context

This interview marks a turning point in public awareness. Compare it with the 2026 update interview for full timeline perspective.

Place in the Equibit Lawsuit

As of September 2022 the two Ontario actions were newly on file: CV-20-00645492-0000 and CV-21-00654929-0000. This interview is the first long-form public walk through that record. The May 2026 return is here. The later Fifth Estate problem — journalists who take the file and go silent — is recorded in The Fifth Estate Myth.

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