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[John Mytton]

The public is always told the truth. Political leaders never lie. That also goes for cops and lawyers   

Of course people lie, everyone on the Planet has told a lie, but more importantly people also talk and as Benjamin Franklin once said "Three May Keep a Secret if Two are Dead" and on a case of this size there are hundreds perhaps thousands of potential leaks but the CT's want us to believe that all these people even after decades had their mouths permanently glued shut and as we know that assumption just isn't Human nature.
Every big secret eventually comes out, because people blab, it's a fact of life.

JohnM

[Walt Cakebread]

Of course people lie, everyone on the Planet has told a lie, but more importantly people also talk and as Benjamin Franklin once said "Three May Keep a Secret if Two are Dead" and on a case of this size there are hundreds perhaps thousands of potential leaks but the CT's want us to believe that all these people even after decades had their mouths permanently glued shut and as we know that assumption just isn't Human nature.
Every big secret eventually comes out, because people blab, it's a fact of life.

JohnM

Every big secret eventually comes out, because people blab, it's a fact of life.

I'm sure that you believe this, Johnny......  But I disagree.....    If the secret is personal and humiliating or very embarrassing, it may never be exposed.   If the tale the government foisted upon the public was true....  There would be no arguing about it after nearly sixty years.    Basically the tale simply doesn't make sense, or ring true.

[Jerry Organ]

Every big secret eventually comes out, because people blab, it's a fact of life.

I'm sure that you believe this, Johnny......  But I disagree.....    If the secret is personal and humiliating or very embarrassing, it may never be exposed.   If the tale the government foisted upon the public was true....  There would be no arguing about it after nearly sixty years.    Basically the tale simply doesn't make sense, or ring true.

History and Discovery Channels, and the like, have shows about long-lasting unsolved mysteries. Many are down to folklore or lost to antiquity, or very limited as to individuals.

"Hunting Atlantis" (Discovery, 2021) English-Greek novelist Stel Pavlou and American pop geologist Volcano Jess ride stick-shift Range Rovers through the Balkans and Asia Minor, pretending amazement at artifacts shown by local archeologists. Clean outdoor fun.

"Expedition Unknown" (Discovery, 2021) Every-man Indiana Jones-like Josh Gates (above, right) has looked at Dillinger's Lost Loot, a Lost Avenger off California and D.B. Cooper so far this season. Gates will suit up and test out a theory, but it's really entertainment.

"The Proof is Out There" (History, 2021) One of the few shows with a serious debunker (or he will say it can't be explained). New season starts Friday with a look at UFOs.

The shows "The Secrets of Skinwalker Ranch" and ""History's Greatest Mysteries" are not good, IMO, as were those shows a while back "tracing" Hitler to South America. "The Curse of Oak Island" is entertaining with well-intention people, but its primary quest is hopeless.

Examples of the individual or limited-number (like three or less) unsolved mysteries are Jack the Ripper, Judge Crater, Black Dahlia and the Zodiac Killer. There were a few solved mysteries involving individuals that were unraveled thought slip-ups or DNA, such as the UnaBomber, and the BTK and Golden State Killers. They might have remained mysteries forever. The Kennedy assassination was an individual-driven pseudo-mystery, quickly solved by Oswald's actions. It wasn't planned as a mystery and the assassin didn't expect to get away with it.