The Fact Hunter

In this episode, we preview our coming series, "Exposing the Matrix." We also look at the occult & witchcraft of Disney, as well as the story that lit the 90s afire, Ruby Ridge. 

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A powerful follow-up to Part One, this episode continues the deep examination of the Oklahoma City bombing, moving beyond the accepted narrative and into the unanswered questions that still surround April 19, 1995. It revisits key details, inconsistencies, and overlooked testimony, challenging listeners to consider whether the full story has ever truly been told. The episode closes with audio from A Noble Lie, reinforcing the evidence and the voices that refuse to be forgotten. 

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This episode examines the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing not as a closed case, but as an event surrounded by unresolved questions, conflicting expert analysis, and a narrative that many argue does not fully account for the physical evidence. Drawing from engineers, explosives specialists, and firsthand accounts, we look at claims that a simple ANFO truck bomb could not have produced the pattern and scale of destruction seen at the Alfred P. Murrah Building, along with reports of changing official timelines, disputed forensic conclusions, and overlooked witness testimony. Set against a broader pattern of controversial national events, this episode challenges the listener to examine how public understanding is shaped, what information is emphasized or ignored, and why certain questions remain unanswered decades later.

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Tonight’s classic audio brings you James Corbett’s “Requiem for the Suicided: Terrance Yeakey,” the story of Terrance Yeakey, a first responder to the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building bombing who was later found dead under circumstances officially ruled a suicide, a conclusion his family has long disputed; this piece walks through what he did on April 19, 1995, what he said afterward, and the questions that have never been fully answered.

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The 1993 Waco siege unfolded as a 51-day confrontation between federal authorities and the Branch Davidians, beginning with a failed ATF raid on February 28 and escalating into a full FBI-controlled standoff at the Mount Carmel compound. This podcast frames the event not as a simple law enforcement action, but as a deliberate and aggressive operation that intensified over time, involving armored vehicles, psychological pressure, and ultimately a decision to force an end through tear gas insertion. On April 19, that plan was executed, and within hours the compound was engulfed in flames, leaving more than 70 people dead, including women and children. While official accounts have long maintained that the fire was started by those inside, critics and alternative investigations argue that the tactics used—particularly the use of gas and the manner of the assault—played a direct role in the outcome. The result is an event that remains deeply disputed, with competing narratives over responsibility, use of force, and decision-making at the highest levels, ensuring that Waco is still viewed not as a closed case, but as a defining moment in the debate over government authority and accountability

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