Twelve years ago, a Boeing 777 with 239 peopleaboard said goodnight to Malaysian air traffic control — and never spoke to theworld again. Tonight, Beyond the Informer reopens the greatest aviation mysteryof all time. We walk the full timeline of March 8, 2014, follow the debristrail across the Indian Ocean, and break down the search that ended in early2026 with nothing found — plus the brand-new July 2026 hydroacoustic reportsuggesting investigators may have spent twelve years searching the wrong oceanentirely. Then we lay out the facts and evidence BOTH ways — deliberatediversion by the pilot, or accident — before going where the mainstream won’t:the ringing phones, Diego Garcia, the Freescale 20, UFO interception, and thepsychics who claim they know where she lies.

The Charge: The United States government has used Area 51 to conceal and reverse-engineer technology of non-human origin.This week on Beyond the Informer, the most famous military base that officially didn't exist for 58 years takes the stand. The charge: the U.S. government has used Area 51 to conceal — and reverse-engineer — technology of non-human origin.The prosecution brings the receipts: Bob Lazar and the nine discs at S-4, Element 115 named 14 YEARS before science synthesized it, Roswell, the unmarked JANET flights, workers told the base they stood inside was a state secret — and David Grusch's sworn testimony on "non-human biologics." Plus the 2026 bombshells: five tranches of declassified UFO files, Congress claiming eminent domain over "recovered technologies of unknown origin," and whistleblowers unlocked from their NDAs.The defense says it's all airplanes — the U-2, the SR-71, stealth fighters — and seventy years of secrecy is exactly what secrecy is supposed to look like.Tom argues the prosecution — Area 51 has ALWAYS worked on UFO craft tech and biologics. Ian defends — nothing ever happened there but airplanes.Mr. AI and Miss AI deliver their opinions— then the jury, US AND YOU, render the verdict: classified testing only... or non-human tech in the hangar?

A child walks backwards up a hospital wall... in front of a state case manager and a registered nurse.

A 36-year veteran police captain walks into a house a skeptic and walks out a believer.

Swarms of flies in December.

A young girl levitating over her bed.

This week on Beyond the Informer, we investigate the Demon House of Gary, Indiana , the 2012 Ammons family case that produced a 20-page DCS report documenting alleged possession, multiple exorcisms performed by a Catholic priest, and eventually drew Zak Bagans, who bought the house, filmed it, and demolished it.

We break down every witness, every claim, and every red flag, including the skeptics who say this was a family in crisis, not a family under attack. Then of course, we deliver our thoughts, and verdicts and of course Mr and Miss AI as well.

One widow.

One rifle fortune.

Thirty-eight years of nonstop construction.

This week on Beyond the Informer, we step inside the Winchester Mystery House — 160 rooms, staircases that climb into ceilings, doors that open onto sheer drops, and the number 13 hidden in its bones.

Legend says Sarah Winchester was told by a medium that the ghosts of everyone killed by the “gun that won the West” were coming for her and the only way to survive was to never stop building. But was she building a sanctuary for the dead, a maze to lose them in, or was she simply a brilliant, grieving woman the world refused to understand?

We dig into the séances, the blueprints, the 1906 earthquake, and the hauntings still reported today.

November 24, 1971. A calm, well-dressed man calling himself Dan Cooper boards a Boeing 727 in Portland, slips a note to a flight attendant, and calmly announces he has a bomb. Hours later, with $200,000 in ransom strapped to his body, he lowers the rear airstair mid-flight and steps out into a raging storm over the Pacific Northwest... and is never seen again.No body. No parachute. No answers. Just $5,800 in rotting bills found on a riverbank nearly a decade later.This week on Beyond the Informer, we're diving into the only unsolved skyjacking in American history. Who was D.B. Cooper really — a special forces operative, a disgruntled Boeing employee, a career criminal, or someone the FBI interviewed and let slip away? We break down the hijacking minute by minute, the suspects that still haunt the case, the evidence that doesn't add up, and why the Bureau officially closed the file in 2016 without ever naming their man.Did Cooper die in the jump... or did he pull off the perfect crime and walk away?Join us as we explore what shouldn't exist — a man who simply vanished into thin air.

In honor of Shark Week 2026, Beyond the Informer is bringing you the scariest monsters of America’s waters.
Something is moving beneath America’s waters and eyewitnesses claim it isn’t anything science has identified.
From enormous serpentine creatures reportedly swimming through isolated lakes to unexplained shapes captured beneath the surface, the United States has a long history of alleged aquatic monsters. Some are famous regional legends.
Others are known only through a handful of disturbing encounters, unusual photographs, sonar readings, and mysterious videos.
In this episode of Beyond the Informer, we investigate America’s most compelling water cryptids and the evidence connected to them. We’ll examine historical accounts, firsthand eyewitness testimony, recent encounters, photographs, and video footage, including reports from the last five years.
Are these creatures undiscovered animals, surviving prehistoric species, oversized known animals, elaborate hoaxes.....or simply ordinary objects distorted by dark water and human imagination?
We’re separating documented facts from folklore, tracking down the original sources, and exploring the possible explanations behind what witnesses believe they saw.
The water may look calm from the surface.
But something could be waiting underneath.
Beyond the Informer — Exploring what shouldn’t exist.

CONSPIRACY COURT IS IN SESSION

The case: Did America really land on the Moon in 1969… or was it the greatest hoax in human history?

This week, Tom takes the stand as Counsel for the Defense— and he's bringing 842 pounds of moon rocks, laser-bouncing retroreflectors, and the cold hard truth to the courtroom. Ian represents the prosecution and he's bringing all the conspiracy theories!

The flag was waving in NO WIND?
No stars in the photos?

400,000 people kept a secret for 56 YEARS? We're breaking down the TOP 7 moon landing conspiracy claims.

THE EVIDENCE: Retroreflectors, lunar samples, Soviet verification, LRO photos & more

THE VERDICT: Tom, Ian, Mr and Miss AI, cast their judgement on this claim, and of course, YOU decide in the comments

On a new Beyond the Informer, Tom and Ian will dive deep into the High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP), one of the most controversial and misunderstood scientific facilities in modern history. Is it just innocent ionospheric research, or is there something more sinister going on in the Alaskan wilderness?