Justice for Les Crane: A Documentary on the Murder of a Cannabis Advocate

Introduction to Les Crane Les Crane

A prominent cannabis advocate, was murdered in 2005. Despite the passage of nearly 20 years, his case remains unsolved. A new documentary aims to uncover the truth behind his death.

The Tragic Event On November 18, 2005, multiple gunshots were heard at Crane’s home in Laytonville, California. Initially labeled a home invasion, some believe law enforcement may have been involved. The documentary, “Who Killed Les Crane? NorCal Cannabis Murder Mystery,” explores this theory by interviewing those close to Crane.

Key Figures and Insights

The documentary features interviews with Sean Dirlam, Tim Blake, Jeremiah Crane, and Jennifer Crane. It includes clips depicting the chaotic mid-2000s cannabis industry and Crane’s significant role within it.

Mysteries and Suspicions Dirlam, present during the murder, describes the assault he faced. In contrast, Crane’s family remains suspicious about the circumstances of his death. Discrepancies about Crane’s financial situation at the time further fuel these suspicions.

Documentary Production

Produced by Seth Ferranti of Outlaw Films, the documentary promises an in-depth look into the unsolved murder. Ferranti, known for his Netflix film “White Boy,” brings a unique perspective, having turned his life around after serving a 21-year prison sentence for drug trafficking.

As the cannabis community continues to seek justice for Les Crane, this documentary could provide the much-needed clarity and spark new investigations into his unsolved murder.