
An in-depth analysis of the 1985 murder of DEA Agent Enrique Camarena and the various conspiracy theories relating to his death, as well as the rebuttal to many of those theories in the newly published true crime novel Someone Had to Die. Subsequent seasons will also discuss other conspiracies, historical anomalies, and peculiar events and occurrences.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Great show with lots of details on the case. Bummed it’s coming to an end. Lots of details about what goes on in Mexico never come to light. The people close to the action are often too scared to talk and reporters put their lives on the line to give us high-level coverage. I really think there could be entire university-level courses taught on the subject if we knew even half of what has gone on. Unfortunately, because of this lack of information, I think the content across the entire media lac... more
Please re upload.
I enjoyed the subject matter but the host irritated me. Whether that being his penchant of taking ages to articulate a thought while the listener patiently waits or his habit of rubbishing conspiracy theories because there is “no evidence” while dismissing actual evidence as circumstantial.
Often found myself being rubbed the wrong way by the host but if you can grit your teeth and bare it. There are some interesting discussions on this podcast.
Love the content but hard to listen to
Very informative
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Focusing primarily on the intricate details surrounding the murder of DEA agent Enrique Camarena in 1985, various episodes explore conspiracy theories tied to his death while offering counterarguments to those theories. The discussions are rich in historical context and delve into the broader implications of drug cartels in Mexico and their relationships with U.S. law enforcement. Additionally, episodes frequently touch on current events in drug trafficking, including high-profile cases and evolving cartel dynamics, all presented with an analytical lens that conveys both the human and systemic aspects of this complex topic. This podcast is likely to appeal to listeners interested in true crime, law enforcement narratives, and the socio-poli... more
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