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True Cover Ups

True Cover Ups

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True cover ups are rarely about the original crime. The spill, the defect, the accident: those are survivable. It is the meeting afterward, where powerful people decide the public must never know, that turns a mistake into a conspiracy. This show tells the true stories of cover ups.

Each episode reconstructs one cover up in full, cinematic detail: the event that should have been headline news, the machinery that buried it, the whistleblowers ignored, threatened, or worse, and the crack through which the truth finally escaped. No host chatting between clips, no panel trading theories. Just one complete story, narrated start to finish, built from declassified files, court records, and the testimony of people who refused to stay quiet.

You will uncover cover ups where corporations shipped products they knew would kill, agencies rewrote reports while families begged for answers, and entire disasters were reclassified into footnotes. Some episodes follow the cover up in real time; others follow the decades-long fight to force the documents into daylight. All of them treat cover ups as what they really are: a second crime, committed in meeting rooms.

If you are drawn to true cover ups told with documents instead of speculation, this is built for you. New episodes drop regularly, each one a self-contained case. Subscribe now so the next of these cover ups lands the moment it goes live.Copyright OBOMEDIA ENTERTAINMENT ノンフィクション犯罪
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  • The FBI file sat untouched - a 1996 complaint that rewrites the timeline

    The FBI file sat untouched - a 1996 complaint that rewrites the timeline
    2026/09/02
    A 1996 handwritten complaint to the FBI names Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, detailing crimes and surveillance. It sat untouched for 29 years, raising questions about what the FBI knew.

    The FBI file sat untouched - a 1996 complaint that rewrites the timeline

    This episode explores a three-page handwritten complaint filed with the FBI in 1996 by Maria Farmer, detailing allegations against Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. It examines the contents of the complaint, its subsequent inaction for decades, and the questions it raises about the official timeline of events.

    Person: Maria Farmer
    Date: September 3, 1996
    Location: FBI
    Status: Complaint filed, sat untouched for 29 years
    Topic: Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell

    - Maria Farmer, a 26-year-old artist, filed a detailed complaint with the FBI in 1996.
    - The complaint named Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, describing crimes and a surveillance room in a Manhattan mansion.
    - Farmer had earned her MFA from the New York Academy of Art, where Epstein served on the board and was introduced to her by the dean.
    - Epstein offered Farmer a job overseeing art and music at his properties, which included housing in his Manhattan mansion.
    - The mansion contained a security room with cameras pointed at beds and toilets, which Epstein allegedly showed to Farmer.

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    24 分
  • The CIA-issued commando knife that proved the war wasn't just local

    The CIA-issued commando knife that proved the war wasn't just local
    2026/09/01
    In 1985, a man is forced to dig his own grave in a Nicaraguan jungle clearing before Contra fighters execute him with a CIA-issued commando knife.

    The CIA-issued commando knife that proved the war wasn't just local

    This episode delves into the Contra war in Nicaragua, examining the United States government's involvement, authorization, and concealment of evidence. It explores how a CIA-issued knife became a central piece of evidence in a conflict that claimed over thirty thousand lives.

    Date: 1979-1990
    Location: Nicaragua
    Event: Contra War
    Casualties: 30,865

    - In 1979, the Sandinista National Liberation Front overthrew the Somoza dictatorship in Nicaragua, prompting concern from the US.
    - In 1982, President Ronald Reagan signed National Security Decision Directive 17, authorizing the CIA to support a paramilitary force in Nicaragua with a $19 million budget.
    - The Contra forces were formed by merging various groups, including Somoza loyalists and Nicaraguan exiles, led by Enrique Bermúdez and Adolfo Calero.
    - Disillusioned Sandinista veteran Pedro Joaquín González, known as Dimas, organized a peasant anti-Sandinista militia called MILPAS.
    - Edgar Chamorro, a member of the Contra political directorate, testified that CIA trainers distributed large commando knives to Contra soldiers for close combat.

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    16 分
  • The notebook that vanished before anyone explained how Tillman died

    The notebook that vanished before anyone explained how Tillman died
    2026/08/31
    A football star enlists as an Army Ranger, but his death in Afghanistan raises questions when his personal journal vanishes. What really happened to Pat Tillman?

    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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    13 分
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