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This case is a wild ride of death, experimentation, suspicious circumstances, government cover-ups, and one family’s refusal to believe the story they were told about their loved one. I’m sure they were told they were crazy, or called conspiracy nuts along the way, but they refused to stop digging. In the end, they helped expose one of the biggest American conspiracies we have ever seen.
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