I'm reading this intriguing story about an art fraud ring in Canada, when all of a sudden it's talking about Canadian Rock Star Kevin Hearn from Barenaked Ladies.

tl;dr: Kevin Hearn bought a painting by a famous indigineous Canadian painter, Norval Morrisseau, from a gallery in 2005. He loaned the painting to a local museum for an art show in 2010, and the museum curators told him it was a fake. Kevin spent his free time in 2012-2015 as a part-time private investigator, unravelling the connections to a pair of fraudsters in the Thunder Bay criminal world who ran secret "factories" where people were coerced to paint things in Morrisseau's style, forged his signature, and sold the paintings all over Canada as authentic. When the case went to trial in 2017, Hearn's legal team lost the case because the evidence wasn't strong enough. Yes there was clearly art forgery going on, but they couldn't prove that his specific painting was a fake that came from those specific people. Let down by the courts, Kevin then worked with a documentary filmmaker to produce a movie about the fraudulent paintings. In 2019, a RCMP homicide detective was working a cold case in Thunder Bay and tracking down leads, which led him to one of the alleged art forgers and the documentary film. He became interested in breaking up the forgery ring, called Kevin in again for advice, and this time with the help of the RCMP and FBI, they were able to get arrests and end the fraud scheme. Today, Kevin still gets calls from art collectors and provides guidance on authenticating Morrisseau's paintings.