The River de Chute Kidnapping Case

Gregory Terlecki is an ACTRA member based in Toronto, and a graduate of Ontario College of Art in Fine Arts and Film. A published writer, his bio/history works include the 1604 to the present hardcover photo - illustration book of his birthplace: "The Lost World of River de Chute," part of the National Library, Ottawa and New Brunswick Public Library and Legislative Library, Fredericton collections. A fourth edition is now in the works with added photos and illustrations. Gregory assisted in the English language version of Hamid Zaher's recent Persian/Swedish/English book: "Overcoming," previously known as: "Your Enemy is Dock-Tailed," the true story of Afghanistan's only known out gay person living there. Writing the appendix and of his own travel experiences in that country, Gregory also turned it into a screenplay " Running Through Walls." Inheriting a love of the camera and art from his WW 2 photographer father Bill, Gregory is a world traveller, having bussed from London to Kathmandu through Turkey, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan and India, afterwards, on to South-East Asia to Australia, and later, South America. Later, Gregory co-owned and ran one of British Columbia's largest dressage equestrian centres in the Fraser Valley, and bred Hungarian horses there, and later in Quebec, along with running an equine cryogenics breeding program. A lifelong singer, Gregory is a tenor and music minister, and former actor in the Canadian Border Services Association program of training officers for all of Canada.