True Crime: Case Reopened
True Crime: Case Reopened, Research Columbine, RJ SykesWe take a fresh look at important cases and dig into the quiet contradictions, the overlooked details, the buried evidence, and the strange coincidences that suggest there’s more beneath the surface.
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We take a fresh look at important cases and dig into the quiet contradictions, the overlooked details, the buried evidence, and the strange coincidences that suggest there’s more beneath the surface.
I've been researching the Columbine High School shooting investigation for 25 years with personal ties to key witnesses IRL. All is not as it seems. The entire incident was staged and I can prove it.
Author of Jeffrey Dahmer - Uncovering the Case for Innocence.
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