The notebook that vanished before anyone explained how Tillman died
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The notebook that vanished before anyone explained how Tillman died
This episode delves into the mysterious circumstances surrounding Pat Tillman's death in Afghanistan in 2004. It explores the immediate aftermath, the official narrative, and the discrepancies that emerged, leaving listeners to wonder about the true events.
Person: Pat Tillman
Date: April 22, 2004
Location: Spera, Afghanistan
Status: Friendly fire
Unit: Army Rangers
- Pat Tillman, a safety for the Arizona Cardinals, walked away from a multi-million dollar contract to enlist in the Army Rangers in May 2002.
- In the days following Tillman's death, members of his unit burned his body armor, uniform, and personal journal.
- The Army Criminal Investigation Division confirmed that Tillman was killed by soldiers from his own convoy, not by enemy fire.
- Lieutenant General Stanley McChrystal signed a recommendation for Tillman's Silver Star, citing "devastating enemy fire," on April 28, 2004.
- The very next day, McChrystal sent a confidential memo warning that Tillman's death might have been friendly fire, flagging it for senior leadership.
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