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• 268# Framed The John Noster Case | With Special Guest John Noster

  268# Framed, The John Noster Case | With Special Guest John NosterA former accountant was sentenced to federal prison for possessing unregistered weapons and explosives. But to this day, he claims he was framed. He says the government targeted him. That the truth has never come out."

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• 267# Pyramid Depths | Unraveling Giza’s Subterranean Secrets

  267# Pyramid Depths | Unraveling Giza’s Subterranean SecretsIn March 2025, a team of Italian and Scottish researchers, led by Corrado Malanga from the University of Pisa and Filippo Biondi from the University of Strathclyde, announced they had used Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) technology

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• 266# The Tunguska Event | A Deep Dive into the Siberian Mystery

  266# The Tunguska Event | A Deep Dive into the Siberian Mysterythe Tunguska Event, a massive explosion that rocked Siberia on June 30, 1908, and what it might mean for us today. This episode will cover what happe

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• 265# Soviet Secrets Unearthed | Dyatlov Pass: Fact or Fiction?

  265# Soviet Secrets Unearthed | Dyatlov Pass: Fact or Fiction?The Dyatlov Pass incident happened in February 1959, when nine experienced Soviet hikers, led by Igor Dyatlov, died under bizarre circumstances in the Ural Mountains. They were on a ski trek to reach Mount Otorten, but something went horribly wrong.

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• 264# Beasts of the Reich | The Nazi Quest to Resurrect Extinct Animals

  264# Beasts of the Reich | The Nazi Quest to Resurrect Extinct AnimalsDuring World War II, Nazi Germany occupied Ukraine, and Askania-Nova fell under their control. The Nazis were deeply interested in scientific breeding and genetic experiments, particularly the "back-breeding" of extinct species. Some SS officers, influenced by bizarre ideas about "recreating the ancient world," wanted to reverse-engineer extinct megafauna like the aurochs (a giant, wild ancestor of modern cattle) and even prehistoric European horses.One of the key figures involved was Lutz Heck, a German zoologist and director of the Berlin and Munich zoos. He and his brother, Heinz Heck, had been working on a controversial genetic project called the Heck Cattle Project, attempting to breed back the extinct aurochs by selectively mating modern cattle with ancient traits. The Heck brothers also worked on "back-breeding" Tarpan horses, a now-extinct wild horse species, using Przewalski’s horses and other breeds.

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