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February 5, 2021
SEASON ONE - Episode 9
In Episode 9 I ask the crucial question cui bono from de Mello's death? (Who benefitted?) —Where did the truck come from? —How did the US know of Mr. de Mello’s plan to condemn the US Military's killing of Iraqi civilians in a press conference scheduled for the night he died? —Why was the US Army 411th Battalion for Civil Affairs inside the UN complex? Books referenced for this episode are: Chasing the Flames, by Samantha Power My Year in Iraq, by Paul Bremer

February 5, 2021
SEASON ONE - Episode 8
In Episode 8 I cover —The errors in the death certificate issued by the US Military; —The strange saga of the US serviceman who “helped” Mr. de Mello while he was trapped—and a year later was stopped by airport control with the “trophy” of Saddam’s Mercedes Benz. —The corrupt team of US pathologists who failed to perform an autopsy on Mr. de Mello’s body. This led the de Mello family to request the exhumation of his body since the cause of death wasn’t clear per the death certificate. Books referenced in this episode are: Oath Betrayed, by Dr. Steve Milles Chasing the Flame, by Samantha Power From Jailor to Jailed, by Bernie Kerik.

June 3, 2020
SEASON ONE - Episode 7: Black Tuesday
On this episode, we will go through the details of Mr. de Mello's final hours. You'd find on this episode, Paul Bremer's press conference, the US envoy to Iraq. At the scene of the bombing, Bernard Kerik was there, so was the FBI team led by Thomas Fuentes. Please note these seventh episodes were recorded from Dec 2019 through early March 2020, will resume recording as soon as the Covid-19 lock down is over.
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